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  • Official IRA mobile patrol in Turf Lodge housing estate, Belfast, N Ireland, UK. The patrol, a show of strength, was a reaction to the death of local Official IRA leader, Joe McCann, the previous day in the Markets Area in a confrontation with soldiers and police. 197204170173d..<br />
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  • Official IRA mobile patrol in Turf Lodge housing estate, Belfast, N Ireland, UK. The patrol, a show of strength, was a reaction to the death of local IRA leader, Joe McCann, the previous day in the Markets Area in a confrontation with soldiers and police. 197204170173b<br />
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Copyright Image from Victor Patterson, 54 Dorchester Park, Belfast, UK, BT9 6RJ<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    IRA_Mobile_Patrol_197204170173b.jpg
  • Official IRA mobile patrol in Turf Lodge housing estate, Belfast, N Ireland, UK. The patrol, was a show of strength  and reaction to the death of local IRA leader, Joe McCann, the previous day in the Markets Area in a confrontation with soldiers and police. 197204170173a.<br />
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Copyright Image from Victor Patterson, Belfast, UK<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson (or the named photographer) to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    IRA_mobile_patrol_197204170173a.jpg
  • Official IRA mobile patrol in Turf Lodge housing estate, Belfast, N Ireland, UK. The patrol, a show of strength, was a reaction to the death of local IRA leader, Joe McCann, the previous day in the Markets Area of the city in a confrontation with soldiers and police. 197204170173c.<br />
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Copyright Image from Victor Patterson, Belfast, UK<br />
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t: +44 28 9066 1296 (from Rep of Ireland 048 9066 1296)<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson (or the named photographer) to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    IRA_Mobile_Patrol_197204170173c.jpg
  • Firemen sift through the wreckage of the home of Ulster Unionist Senator Jack Barnhill following an Official IRA bomb attack. Senator Barnhill was fatally shot when he answered the doorbell of his home near the Tyrone-Donegal border with the Rep of Ireland. The Official IRA subsequently claimed that it had not been their intention to kill Barnhill but he grappled with the men who had come to plant the bomb. 197112120555b. 555/71, linenhall.<br />
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Copyright Image from Victor Patterson, Belfast, UK<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson (or the named photographer) to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    Barnhill_IRA_Explosion_197112120555b.jpg
  • Firemen scramble through the wreckage of the home of Ulster Unionist Senator Jack Barnhill following an Official IRA bomb attack. Senator Barnhill was fatally shot when he answered the doorbell of his home near the Tyrone-Donegal border with the Rep of Ireland. The Official IRA subsequently claimed that it had not been their intention to kill Barnhill but he grappled with the men who had come to plant the bomb. 197112120555. 555/71, linenhall.<br />
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Copyright Image from Victor Patterson, Belfast, UK<br />
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Please see my full Terms and Conditions of Use at https://www.images4media.com/p/terms-conditions - it is IMPORTANT that you familiarise yourself with them.<br />
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This image is only available for the use of the download recipient i.e. television station, newspaper, magazine, book publisher, etc, and must not be passed on to a third party. It is also downloaded on condition that each and every usage is notified within 7 days to victorpattersonbelfast@gmail.com.<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson (or the named photographer) to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    Barnhill_IRA_Explosion_197112120555.jpg
  • Piper heads the funeral cortege of Gerard O'Hare, 17 years, Roman Catholic, Belfast, and Rose Curry, 18 years, Roman Catholic, Lower Abercorn Street, Belfast, who died when a bomb exploded prematurely in a house in Merrion Street, Lower Falls, Belfast, on 23rd September 1971. They were members of the Official IRA. British soldiers look on impassively. 197109230354a.<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson (or the named photographer) to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    IRA_funeral_O'Hare_Curry_19710923035...jpg
  • Official Sinn Fein March and Rally in Armagh. Organisers discuss next course of action in view of police and army stopping the parade in English Street. On the platform are Bernadette Devlin, MP, Tomas Mac Giolla, president, Official Sinn Fein (with receeding hairline & glasses), Malachy Toal, member, Republican Club (cigarette in mouth) and Peter Martin, an American journalist (check overcoat). The man on extreme right is Sean O Connaith aka Sean Kenny,national organiser, Official Sinn Fein. 197302250098c.<br />
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Please see my full Terms and Conditions of Use at https://www.images4media.com/p/terms-conditions - it is IMPORTANT that you familiarise yourself with them.<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson (or the named photographer) to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    Official_SF_March_Armagh_19730225009...jpg
  • Brendan Patrick McNamee, 22 years, Roman Catholic, Belfast, N Ireland, described as a lieutenant in the People's Liberation Army, who was shot dead, 5th June 1975, by the Official IRA in a republican feud. The PLA later became the INLA, Irish National Liberation Army. The dead man was formerly a member of the Provisional IRA. 197506050484<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson (or the named photographer) to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    McNamee_Brendan_197506050484.jpg
  • Sean Fox, aka Christopher John Fox, 32 years, Roman Catholic, married, family, senior member, Official IRA, who was shot dead 25th Feburary 1975 during a feud between the Official IRA and INLA, Irish National Liberation Army.  INLA was largely comprised of his former associates. 197502260162SF.<br />
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Copyright Image from Victor Patterson, Belfast, UK<br />
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t: +44 28 9066 1296 (from Rep of Ireland 048 9066 1296)<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson (or the named photographer) to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    Fox_Sean_197502260162SF.jpg
  • Rose Curry, 18 years, single, Roman Catholic, Abercorn Street North, Belfast, who died, 23rd September 1971, along with Gerard O'Hare, 17 years, also from West Belfast, when a device they were working on exploded prematurely at a house in Merrion Street. Miss Curry's father, an internee, was released on compassionate grounds to attend her funeral. Both were members of the Official IRA whose United Irishman publication said they were the first fatalities suffered by the official republican movement in the present Troubles. 197109230353RC.<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson (or the named photographer) to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    Curry_Rose_197109230353RC.jpg
  • The body of Official IRA activist, Joe McCann, lying in state at his home in Turf Lodge, Belfast, N Ireland. McCann was a legendary figure in Official IRA circles and was their most prominent activist in the early days of the Troubles. Although unarmed when shot by the British Army Parachute Regiment he was reputed to have been involved in a number of killings. McCann's wife is sitting on the sofa beside his coffin. 1972041601a.<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson (or the named photographer) to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    McCann_Joe_1972041601a.jpg
  • Tommy Tolan, aka Tommy Toddler Tolan, 31 years, married, West Belfast, N Ireland, well known Provisional IRA figure and associate of Sinn Fein president, Gerry Adams. Tolan was one of 4 men to die on the same day, 27th July 1977, in a feud between the Provisional IRA and the Official IRA. 19720119001TT.<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson (or the named photographer) to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    Tolan_Tommy_19720119001TT.jpg
  • Tommy Tolan, aka Tommy Toddler Tolan, 31 years, married, West Belfast, N Ireland, well known Provisional IRA figure and associate of Sinn Fein president, Gerry Adams. Tolan was one of 4 men to die on the same day, 27th July 1977, in a feud between the Provisional IRA and the Official IRA. 19770727001TT.<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson (or the named photographer) to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    Tolan_Tommy_19770727001TT.jpg
  • Jim Sullivan, leading member, Official Irish Republican Army. Belfast, N Ireland. Sullivan was second in command, Belfast Brigade, under Billy McMillen, and played an important role in events in Belfast during the late 1960s and early 1970s. He was chairman of the Central Citizens' Defence Committees established in the city after the burning of many homes by loyalists in the 1969 riots. He also played an important role in the Falls Curfew, a three-day gun battle in July 1970 between the Official IRA and the British Army. In later years he played a leading role in the development of the Republican Clubs which became the Workers' Party of Ireland in 1982. In 1973 he was elected to Belfast City Council. 197004000102<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson (or the named photographer) to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    Sullivan_Jim_197004000102.jpg
  • The little white coffin of Eileen Kelly, 6 years, arrives at the graveside in Milltown Cemetery. Her father is side on to the camera and wearing a pin-striped suit. Eileen died, 30th October 1975, in a Provisional IRA gun atttack targeting her father who was described as a Republican Clubs sympathiser. The Republican Clubs organization is the political wing of the Official IRA. The funeral was on 3rd November 1975. 197511030711b.<br />
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The right of Victor Patterson (or the named photographer) to be identified as the author is asserted in accordance with The Copyright Designs And Patents Act (1988). All moral rights are asserted.
    Kelly_Eileen_funeral_197511030711b.jpg
  • The little white coffin of Eileen Kelly, 6 years, arrives at the graveside in Milltown Cemetery. Her father is side on to the camera and wearing a pin-striped suit. Eileen died, 30th October 1975, in a Provisional IRA gun atttack targeting her father who was described as a Republican Clubs sympathiser. The Republican Clubs organization is the political wing of the Official IRA. The funeral was on 3rd November 1975. 197511030711a.<br />
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www.images4media.com<br />
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    Kelly_Eileen_funeral_197511030711a.jpg
  • Michael Duggan, 32 years, single, Roman Catholic,  shot dead 12th November 1975 by Official IRA gang during a feud with the Provisional IRA. The victim was chairman of the Falls Taxi Drivers Association and the Andersonstown News at the time claimed he had no political affiliations. 197511120728MD..<br />
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  • The father of Eileen Kelly, 6 years, tosses the first shovelful of earth on his daughter's coffin in Milltown Cemetery.  Eileen died, 30th October 1975, in a Provisional IRA gun atttack targeting her father who was described as a Republican Clubs sympathiser. The Republican Clubs organization is the political wing of the Official IRA. The funeral was on 3rd November 1975. Two men, aged 18 and 19, at the time of her murder were given life sentences. 197511030711c.<br />
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  • Paul Tinnelly, 34 years, Roman Catholic, onetime senior figure, Official IRA, South Down, N Ireland, who was shot dead, 2nd June 1974, in front of his wife, some of his children and his mother, in the family's grocery shop in Rostrevor, Co Down. It is believed that former associates were responsible for his killing. He is pictured here taking part in a para-military style parade. 197406020308b<br />
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  • Paul Tinnelly, 34 years, Roman Catholic, onetime senior figure, Official IRA, South Down, N Ireland, who was shot dead, 2nd June 1974, in front of his wife, some of his children and his mother, in the family's grocery shop in Rostrevor, Co Down. It is believed that former associates were responsible for his killing. 197406020308a<br />
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  • Joe McCann, volunteer, Official IRA, who was shot dead 15th October 1972 in Joy Street in the Markets Area of Belfast, N Ireland. He was killed after being confronted by RUC special branch and British soldiers. Born 2nd November 1947 he was 24 years old when he died. 197204000303JMC.Copyright Image from Victor Patterson, Belfast, UK<br />
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  • Thousands attend the funeral of Irish Ranger William Best who was executed by the Official IRA in Londonderry on 21st May 1972. Best, a member of the British Army,  was a native of the staunchly republican Creggan area of Londonderry. Ranger Best, who was home leave from Germany, had never served as a frontline soldier in N Ireland. 197205230306a, 306/72.<br />
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  • The burnt-out remains of the home of Major Ivan Neill at Rostrevor, Co Down, N Ireland, UK. The December 1971 fire was a result of an arson attack by the Official IRA who had a few months earlier failed to kidnap Major Neill from his home. Major Neill is the Speaker of the N Ireland Parliament at Stormont. 197112300554k<br />
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  • Thousands attended the funeral of Irish Ranger William Best who was executed by the Official IRA in Londonderry on 21st May 1972. Best, a member of the British Army, was a native of the staunchly republican Creggan area of Londonderry. Ranger Best, who was home leave from Germany, had never served as a frontline soldier in N Ireland. 197205230306a.<br />
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  • Malachy Toal, spokesman, Republican Clubs, the political wing of the Official IRA, N Ireland, January 1974. 197401000027<br />
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  • Gerard O'Hare, 17 years, Roman Catholic, Belfast, N Ireland, who along with Rose Curry, also a member of the Official IRA, died when a bomb exploded prematurely in a house in Merrion Street, Lower Falls, on 23 September 1971. A volley of shots was fired at their funeral. 197109230354b<br />
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  • British soldiers and detectives at the assasination scene of Billy McMillen, aka Liam McMillen, officer commanding, Official IRA, ORA, in Belfast, N Ireland.  McMillen was shot dead 28th April 1975 as he sat in his car in Spinner Street, off the Falls Road, after collecting his wedding photographs from nearby premises. His wedding had taken place 6 weeks previously. See Lost Lives 1370 for more information. His wife, Mary, nee McGovern, also in the car, was uninjured. 197504280250. <br />
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  • Martha Lavery, 66 years, married, North Belfast, N Ireland, shot dead whilst watching television in her home. The fatal shooting happened in the Ardoyne district during a gun batttle between British soldiers and members of the Official IRA on 5th August 1974. 197408050426.<br />
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  • Mrs Bernadette Hyndman, 24 years, Roman Catholic, West Belfast, N Ireland,  who died when hit by a stray bullet in an Official IRA attack on soldiers in the area. 197203120240a.<br />
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  • Irish Ranger William Best, 19 years, Royal Irish Rangers, British Army Regiment, murdered by Official IRA, whilst on home leave in Londonderry, N Ireland, UK. At the time of his murder he was stationed in Germany. He had never served in N Ireland. 197205210299b.<br />
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  • Irish Ranger William Best, who was executed by the Official IRA in Londonderry on 21st May 1972, is laid to rest. Best, a member of the British Army,  was a native of the staunchly republican Creggan area of Londonderry. Ranger Best, who was home leave from Germany, had never served as a frontline soldier in N Ireland. 197205230306b, 306/72.<br />
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  • Trooper John Warnock, 18 years, married, from Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK, who died 4 hours later in Daisy Hill Hospital, Newry, from injuries incurred in Official IRA landmine explosion, 6th September 1971. He belonged to the Royal Armoured Corps. 197109060419<br />
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  • Daviel Loughran, 20 years, AWOL from the Rep of Ireland Army at the time of his death on 5th April 1975. He was a trained army marksman. He was allegedy shot by the Official IRA in a feud with the IRSP. He was given a para-military funeral by the People's Liberation Army later known as the INLA. 197504050365<br />
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  • Ranger William Best, 19 years, Royal Irish Rangers, British Army Regiment, murdered by Official IRA, whilst on home leave in Londonderry, N Ireland, UK. At the time of his murder he was stationed in Germany. He had never served in N Ireland. 197205210299a.  The background of this image has been blurred to remove distracting detail. The face has not been altered except to remove scratches and dust marks. An unmanipulated image is available if required.<br />
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  • Martin Skillen, 21 years, Roman Catholic, from Norgen Gardens, West Belfast, who was shot dead by British troops at the junction of Sevastapol Street and the Falls Road, Belfast, N Ireland, on 3rd August 1974. It is alleged he was preparing to mount an attack on rival Official IRA members. It was claimed that Skillen was a member of the 2nd Battalion, Provisional IRA. He had earlier been interned on the prison ship Maidstone and then at Long Kesh. For more information go to Lost Lives 1170. 197408030424<br />
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  • Army military policeman keeps an alert eye whilst plainclothes detectives investigate the attempted murder in Ballymurphy, Belfast, N Ireland, of milkman Tom Cahill. Cahill was a victim of a power struggle beween the Provision and Official IRAs. Tom Cahill is a brother of prominent Provisional IRA man Joe Cahill. See bloodstain on road at front of small lorry being driven by Cahill. 197103090167d.<br />
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  • Army military policeman keeps an alert eye whilst plainclothes detectives investigate the attempted murder in Ballymurphy, Belfast, N Ireland, of milkman Tom Cahill. Cahill was a victim of a power struggle beween the Provision and Official IRAs. Tom Cahill is a brother of prominent Provisional IRA man Joe Cahill. See bloodstain on road at front of small lorry being driven by Cahill. 197103090167e.<br />
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  • The interior of the car in which John D Taylor, MP, Ulster Unionist, junior Home Affairs minister, in the N Ireland Parliament, was travelling when he was the target of an Official IRA assasination atttempt 25th February 1972. His car was raked with bullets by two gunmen, one of whom was Joe McCann, who was shot dead some months later by the British Army whilst trying to evade arrest. Taylor, who was hit 5 times in the head survived but required extensive reconstructive surgery. He later became an MEP and was created a life peer, Lord Kilclooney, in July 2001. 197202250071a<br />
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  • The exterior of the car with shattered windscreen & bullet holes, in which John D Taylor, MP, Ulster Unionist, junior Home Affairs minister, in the N Ireland Parliament, was travelling when he was the target of an Official IRA assasination atttempt 25th February 1972. His car was raked with bullets by two gunmen, one of whom was Joe McCann, who was shot dead some months later by the British Army whilst trying to evade arrest. Taylor, who was hit 5 times in the head survived but required extensive reconstructive surgery. He later became an MEP and was created a life peer, Lord Kilclooney, in July 2001. 197202250071b<br />
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  • A soldier on duty at the burnt-out remains of the home of Major Ivan Neill at Rostrevor, Co Down, N Ireland, UK. The December 1971 fire was a result of an arson attack by the Official IRA who had a few months earlier failed to kidnap Major Neill from his home. Major Neill is the Speaker of the N Ireland Parliament at Stormont. 197112300554a.<br />
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  • Private Robert Malcolm Benner, 25 years, whose body on a border road near Crossmaglen, Co Armagh, N Ireland, on 28th November 1971. He was a member of the Queen’s Regiment stationed & serving in N Ireland. A native of the Republic of Ireland he had been visiting his fiancee in Dundalk. The gun used to kill him was used by the Official IRA to murder two other men. 19711280491<br />
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  • Thomas Moore, N Ireland, soldier, Royal Irish Rangers, a regiment of the British Army, who was "captured" and sentenced to death for "spying" by the Official IRA operating in the Lower Falls Road area of Belfast, reads from a prepared statement to journalists. Moore was subsequently released unharmed in Portadown.  197108140328a.<br />
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  • A soldier on duty at the burnt-out remains of the home of Major Ivan Neill at Rostrevor, Co Down, N Ireland, UK. The December 1971 fire was a result of an arson attack by the Official IRA who had a few months earlier failed to kidnap Major Neill from his home. Major Neill is the Speaker of the N Ireland Parliament at Stormont. 197112300554c. <br />
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  • Belfast Corporation workmen at the house in Merrion Street, Lower Falls, Belfast, N Ireland, where two members of the Official IRA, OIRA, Gerard O'Hare, 17 years, and Rose Curry, 18 years, both from West Belfast, died when the bomb they were working on exploded prematurely. 23rd September 1971. 19710920328,<br />
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  • Thomas Moore, N Ireland, soldier, Royal Irish Rangers, a regiment of the British Army, who was "captured" and sentenced to death for "spying" by the Official IRA operating in the Lower Falls Road area of Belfast. Moore was subsequently released unharmed in Portadown. 197108140328b.<br />
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  • A fireman in the burnt-out remains of the home of Major Ivan Neill at Rostrevor, Co Down, N Ireland, UK. The December 1971 fire was a result of an arson attack by the Official IRA who had a few months earlier failed to kidnap Major Neill from his home. Major Neill is the Speaker of the N Ireland Parliament at Stormont. 197112300554b<br />
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  • Jack Barnhill, Ulster Unionist, senator, Stormont Parliament, N Ireland. Senator Barnhill was fatally shot when he answered the doorbell of his home near the Tyrone-Donegal border with the Rep of Ireland on 12 December 1971. The Official IRA subsequently claimed that it had not been their intention to kill Senator Barnhill but he grappled with the men who had come to plant the bomb. 197112120555c. 555/71.<br />
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  • Tom Cahill, Belfast, N Ireland, prominent member, Provisional republican movement, who was very seriously injured in a shooting on 9th March 1971 during a period of conflict between the two wings of the IRA. He is a brother of Joe Cahill, also prominent in the Provisional republican movement. 197103090167c<br />
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  • Tom Cahill, Belfast, N Ireland, prominent member, Provisional republican movement, who was very seriously injured in a shooting on 9th March 1971 during a period of conflict between the two wings of the IRA. He is pictured with his wife. 197103090167a.<br />
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  • Belfast, N Ireland - Official IRA gunman, Joe  McCann, silhouetted by burning barricade, operating in the Markets Area during anti-internment rioting August 1971. Ref: 197108001.<br />
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  • IRA volunteers fire a volley of shots fired over the grave of 19 year Eamonn Lafferty in the City Cemetry, Londonderry.  Lafferty, a native of Derry, died in a gun battle with British soldiers on 18 August 1971. The gun battle was triggered by the military moving into the Bogside to remove barricades, following the earlier shooting dead  of the first soldier to be killed by either IRA faction in the city. The volley of shots tooks place some time after Lafferty's funeral. 19710800EL<br />
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  • Robert Bradford, Methodist Minister, candidate, Vanguard Progressive Unionist Party, N Ireland Assembly Election. In the 1974 UK General Election he was elected for South Belfast under the banner of a coalition of candidates opposing the Brian Faulker-led Ulster Unionists. In 1978 he joined the official Ulster Unionist Party. He was murdered by the Provisional IRA on 14th November 1981 whilst hosting a political surgery. 197306000412b<br />
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  • Robert Bradford, Methodist Minister, candidate, Vanguard Progressive Unionist Party, N Ireland Assembly Election. In the 1974 UK General Election he was elected for South Belfast under the banner of a coalition of candidates opposing the Brian Faulker-led Ulster Unionists. In 1978 he joined the official Ulster Unionist Party. He was murdered by the Provisional IRA on 14th November 1981 whilst hosting a political surgery. 197306000412<br />
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  • Ulster Defence Association-Loyalist Association of Workers paramilitary  funeral of James Johnston, a LAW official, who was found shot dead in a van in Turin Street off the Grosvenor Road, progresses down the Shankill Road, Belfast, N Ireland, 25th August 1972. His assasination was believed to have been carried out by the Provisional IRA. 197208250447a.<br />
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  • Marcella Sands outside the Fermanagh & South Tyrone count centre in Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, N Ireland, after the 9th April 1981 by-election victory of her brother, Bobby Sands, the leader of the Provisional IRA hunger strikers. With her is Danny Morrison, who acted as spokesman for Bobby Sands. Morrison's official role was director of publicity for Sinn Fein. .198104100070a.<br />
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  • An eerie calm prevails in the deserted streets of the Bogside & Creggan areas in Londonderry, N Ireland, during the British Army's Operation Motorman when thousands of soldiers and hundreds of vehicles invaded the area to retake the "no-go areas" controlled by Irish republican paramilitaries. Motorman was the biggest British military operation since the Suez Crisis in 1956. 197207310636c.<br />
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  • An eerie calm prevails in the deserted streets of the Bogside and Creggan part of Londonderry, N Ireland, during the British Army's Operation Motorman when thousands of soldiers and hundreds of vehicles invaded the area to retake the "no-go areas" controlled by Irish republican paramilitaries. Motorman was the biggest British military operation since the Suez Crisis in 1956. 197207310636b.<br />
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  • An eerie calm prevails in the deserted streets of the Bogside in Londonderry, N Ireland, during the British Army's Operation Motorman when thousands of soldiers and hundreds of vehicles invaded the area to retake the "no-go areas" controlled by Irish republican paramilitaries. Motorman was the biggest British military operation since the Suez Crisis in 1956. 197207310636a.<br />
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  • An armoured personnel carrier followed by a Centurian tank trundles through the deserted streets of the Bogside & Creggan areas in Londonderry, N Ireland, during the British Army's Operation Motorman when thousands of soldiers and hundreds of vehicles invaded the area to retake the "no-go areas" controlled by Irish republican paramilitaries. Motorman was the biggest British military operation since the Suez Crisis in 1956. 197207310636a.<br />
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  • Nigel Lawson, MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840139NL3.<br />
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  • Nigel Lawson, MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Conservative Party, UK, at his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840141NL2.<br />
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  • Nigel Lawson, MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840139NL2.<br />
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  • Michael Heseltine, MP, Secretary of State for Defence, Conservative Party, UK, addresses his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840143MH9.<br />
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  • Michael Heseltine, MP, Secretary of State for Defence, Conservative Party, UK, with his wife, Ann, at his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840143MH6.<br />
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  • Rhodes Boyson, MP, junior minister, House of Commons, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840139RB2.<br />
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  • Michael Heseltine, MP, Secretary of State for Defence, Conservative Party, UK, with his wife, Ann, at his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840143MH1.<br />
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  • Michael Heseltine, MP, Secretary of State for Defence, Conservative Party, UK, with his wife, Ann, at his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840143MH8.<br />
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  • John Wakeham, MP, Government Chief Whip, Conservative Party, UK, at his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. Wakeham's wife, Roberta Wakeham, died in the blast. 19840143JW2.<br />
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  • John Wakeham, MP, Government Chief Whip, Conservative Party, UK, at his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. Wakeham's wife, Roberta Wakeham, died in the blast. 19840143JW1.<br />
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  • Michael Heseltine, MP, Secretary of State for Defence, Conservative Party, UK, at his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840143MH7.<br />
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  • Michael Heseltine, MP, Secretary of State for Defence, Conservative Party, UK, with his wife, Ann, and Sir Robin Day, BBC, at his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840143MH3.<br />
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  • Michael Heseltine, MP, Secretary of State for Defence, Conservative Party, UK, with his wife, Ann, at his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840143MH2.<br />
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  • Geoffrey Pattie, MP, junior minister, House of Commons, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840139GP2.<br />
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  • Geoffrey Pattie, MP, junior minister, House of Commons, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840139GP1.<br />
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  • Sir Geoffrey Howe, MP, Deputy Prime Minister, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840141GH1.<br />
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  • Norman Fowler, MP, Secretary of State for Social Services, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840141NF2.<br />
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  • Norman Fowler, MP, Secretary of State for Social Services, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840141NF1.<br />
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  • Rhodes Boyson, MP, junior minister, House of Commons, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840139RB4.<br />
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  • Rhodes Boyson, MP, junior minister, House of Commons, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840139RB3.<br />
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  • Rhodes Boyson, MP, junior minister, House of Commons, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840139RB1.<br />
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  • John Biffen, MP, Leader of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840139JB4.<br />
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  • Michael Heseltine, MP, Secretary of State for Defence, Conservative Party, UK, with his wife, Ann, at his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840143MH4.<br />
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  • Nigel Lawson, MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Conservative Party, UK, at his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840141NL1.<br />
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  • Nigel Lawson, MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840139NL1.<br />
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  • Sir Geoffrey Howe, MP, Deputy Prime Minister, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840141GH2.<br />
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  • Norman Fowler, MP, Secretary of State for Social Services, Conservative Party, UK, at his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840141NF4.<br />
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  • Norman Fowler, MP, Secretary of State for Social Services, Conservative Party, UK, at his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840141NF3.<br />
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  • John Biffen, MP, Leader of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840139JB3.<br />
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  • John Biffen, MP, Leader of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840139JB2.<br />
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  • John Biffen, MP, Leader of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, UK, on platform during his party's 1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840139JB1.<br />
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  • Club members & officials at the scene of Provisional IRA bomb attack which completely destroyed the clubhouse of Belfast Boat Club, N Ireland, August, 1972. 197208000426b<br />
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  • Lady Elspeth Howe, wife of Sir Geoffrey Howe, deputy prime minister, at the Conservative Party1984 annual conference, Brighton, the year the adjacent Grand Hotel, was bombed by the Provisional IRA. The Grand Hotel was where most cabinet members and senior party officials were staying. 19840141EH1.<br />
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