Three revolvers were found under a 62 year old woman’s nightdress during a search of her house, the retired bookkeeper’s home was one of those searched earlier that day, and the other three pistols, shotgun and ammunition were found in her fridge. Two Soldiers from the Grenadier Guards were hurt in clashes in the Bogside. A fire engine was stoned trying to put out a bonfire celebrating the success of Rosemary Brown from Londonderry in the Eurovision song contest.The Rosebank Inn on Disraeli Street, Belfast was damaged by a bomb. A Presbyterian Church was burnt down in South Armagh. An unexploded bomb was found in the Suffolk area of Belfast. 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.

Saint Joseph’s school on Raglan Street was stormed by the army, after they came under fire. 28 men were arrested and a large quantity of explosives was found. A Bren gun and four magazines were found during a house search on the Lisburn Road. Phone lines are currently open Monday to Wednesday from 9.00am to 5.00pm, Thursday 10.00am to 5.00pm and Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm (excluding public holidays). More useful links Two bodies were found in the Ballymurphy. The RUC say it is likely the victims of an internal IRA power struggleTroops in Guildhall Square in Londonderry face an unruly Catholic mob; no trouble is recorded apart from jeering and protest songs. The information on housing, people, culture, employment and education that is displayed about Snugville Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT13 1PP is based on the last census performed in the UK in 2021. NewBarnsley, named after a local Clachan sadly burned down in recent troubles. This little row of cottages were at the corner of Springfield park, and in the early years of Ballymurphy, it was also the end of the line for the local bus service, The Terminus". The fields behind the row of cottages were "Brown's Fields", Brown was a local bleaching Green owner and Farmer. His fields in latter years were let to John Gordon for grazing his dairy cattle. November 1984: Killing of civilian Sinn Féin member William McLaughlin. He was shot dead on Church Road, Newtownabbey; the same place where Joseph Craven was killed the year before. [38] A Paratrooper from the 2nd Battalion was injured during scuffles on the Divis Street, Belfast. Three Catholic men escaped. It was believed to be a scuffle over the Paratroopers bringing women into their Company base near Saint Congall’s primary school. The Army denied any woman were in the base.

Ulster Protestant Volunteers accuse the British Army of blatant discrimination, in the way they use strong arm tactics against the Shankill and Kid gloves against the Falls. 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 b c Malcolm Sutton’s Index of Deaths from the Conflict in Ireland: 1990. Conflict Archive on the Internet (CAIN). The census collection is designed so that each group of postcodes should contain an average of 500 persons/200 households in Northern Ireland. a b c Malcolm Sutton’s Index of Deaths from the Conflict in Ireland: 1983. Conflict Archive on the Internet (CAIN).The UVF deny they were responsible for the bomb blast on the 16th. A Republican headstone is blown up in St Coleman’s cemetery, Lurgan. Catholic families are forced out of their homes on Chief Street. They are housed in Holy Cross hall, Ardoyne. Firemen in Londonderry were stoned; troops fired CS gas to defend the fire-fighters as they tried to fight a blaze in Rossville Street. Bomb hoax in Ballymena closes swimming pool.

Two groups of youths totalling 150 fought among themselves, when the Army arrived the youths dispersed. It’s not known what the youths were fighting about. You should advise when booking your appointment if you need interpreting support. 15 - 25 Snugville Street Petrol Bomber shot dead in New Lodge area. Trouble had started after an RUC patrol is ambushed by rioters. Locals say that a Police raid on the Starry Plough pub started the trouble. petrol bombs are thrown at troops in Londonderry, with 478 CS gas canisters fired in reply. 120 soldiers and 24 RUC are injured. Letters are sent to all RUC Officers asking for their vote on whether to rearm.A bomb destroys the Belfast headquarters of the Irish Dairy Board.

Mobile patrols in Belfast have started to fit their landrovers with long steel poles; this will cut wire or rope stretched across the road. Men from the Green Howards move to more relaxing billets in the Queen’s Elms Halls of residence, the Chief Administrator is an ex-Green Howard. November 1974: Killing of Catholic civilian Michael Brennan. He was shot dead at St Mary Youth Centre on Carolan Road, south Belfast. [8]