Snugville Street: The Sun Reaps What the Rain Has Sown: 2 (Belfast Tales)

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The Reverend Ian Paisley raises objections about the Bravery awards made to Soldiers who served on the Shankill last October. Catholic workers from the Harland and Wolff shipyard are forced to leave by Protestant workers. General Sir Ian Freeland says that gunmen will be shot on sight.

Emblem used to represent the Protestant Action Force (PAF). PAF, UVF and YCV emblems on a mural referencing the 1994 ceasefire called by the CLMC. petrol bombs are thrown at troops in Londonderry, with 478 CS gas canisters fired in reply. 120 soldiers and 24 RUC are injured. Adam’s men’s hairstyles in the Ardoyne is destroyed by a bomb at 10.30am, the hairdresser is slightly injured. Service offered: Jobs and Benefits office providing help with finding work, advice on careers and training, Steps to Work opportunities and a benefits service for people of working age. Access to Jobpoint terminals. A Department for Employment and Learning service. people are injured, three seriously as a bomb explodes at the Northern Bank on the High Street. Local residents in the Falls – Grosvenor Road area have been removing the street plates in the hope of confusing Army patrols. The Army say they are not confused by the loss of street nameplates.Men from the 2nd Royal Anglians helped clear the Taggart memorial Church in the Springfield Road. The Church will not be deconsecrated. A 46 year old man is shot trying to foil an armed raid on the Royal Naval Club in Belfast, he is not seriously hurt. A man is killed by a bomb in Newforge lane, Belfast. Another man was badly wounded, RUC believe that the bomb they were setting exploded prematurely. No group has come forward. Textphone number: 0800 587 1297 (If you are deaf, have hearing loss or tinnitus, or have speech difficulties)

May 1975: Killing of Catholic brothers John and Thomas McErlane; both civilians. A Protestant colleague had lured them to a flat in Mount Vernon, north Belfast. [19] The two brothers had been playing cards when gunmen forced them to lie face-down and shot them in the head. [28] If you need an urgent appointment in your local Jobs & Benefits office, telephone 0300 200 7822, stay on the line, and a call handler will connect you to your local Jobs & Benefits office. The information on housing, people, culture, employment and education that is displayed about Snugville Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT13 1NG is based on the last census performed in the UK in 2021.

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An RUC patrol was held up by masked gunmen and forced to leave Claremont Lane were they had been patrolling. Seven shots were fired, no one was injured. Troops who went to the scene found no one. The Co-Op on York Street in Belfast was evacuated due to a bomb warning, it was found to be a hoax. This is done to preserve the anonymity of the people in that area, as some postcodes cover a very small area, sometimes a single building.

Four men fired shots over the grave of a youth, who had driven into an Army lorry in a stolen car. An Army Bomb disposal Officer escaped injury after a second bomb failed to go off, he had been investigating an explosion in County Down. Six men appear in court, over a plot to burn down a factory producing CS gas in Dorking, England. November 1983: Killing of Catholic civilian Adrian Carroll. He was shot dead outside his home on Abbey Street, Armagh. [36] In 1986, four UDR soldiers – the " UDR Four" – were convicted of the murder.