Quilt 1

ROW 1
Left To Right:

Square 1
Robert (Bobby) Clarke
5th July 1973

A 56-year-old married man from Andersonstown. He had five children. He was shot by the UDA as he visited a builders yard off Donegal Road, Belfast.

Charles Vincent Clarke
4th February 1974

A 43-year-old married man from Dermott Hill. He had three Children. Shot by the UVF as he visited his mother's home in the Whiterock Road area of west Belfast.

Mary Clarke
28th May 1972

A 27-year-old woman, from the Short Strand, East Belfast. She had three children. One of eight people killed when an IRA bomb exploded prematurely in Anderson Street in the Short Strand.

Square 2
2. John O'Hara
17th April 1991

A 41-year-old married man from the Short Strand, East Belfast. He had five children. Employed as a taxi driver, he was shot by the UDA/UFF after answering a bogus call to pick up a fare on the Lisburn Road, south Belfast.

Square 3
John Martin Quinn
3rd March 1991

A 23-year-old single man from Lurgylea Road, Cappagh. IRA member. One of four men killed when the UVF attacked Boyle's bar in the village of Cappagh.

Square 4
Kevin Mulligan
16th March 1988

A 27-year-old single man from Short Strand, East Belfast. He was shot dead by the UDA while working as a motor mechanic in a garage on the Beersbridge Road, Belfast.

Square 5
Hugh 'Gilly' Gilmore
30th January 1972

A 17-year-old from Garvin Place, Derry. One of thirteen people killed by British paratroopers on Bloody Sunday in Derry.

Square 6
 Peter Cleary
15th April 1976

A 25-year-old single man from Armagh. IRA member. Shot by the SAS near Forkhill, Armagh. Taken from a house by the SAS to an outhouse and shot three times. Soldiers said he had tired to escape. Captain Robert Nairac was alleged to have been involved.

Square 7
Brendan Moley
29th February 1988

A 30-year-old single man from Cullyhanna, south Armagh. IRA member. Died when a bomb exploded prematurely in a barn near Crossmaglen.

Row 2
Left To Right:

Square 1
Jackie Mailey
21st June 1978

A 31-year-old married man from Ardoyne, north Belfast. He had three children. IRA member. Shot dead by the SAS along with 3 other IRA volunteers and a Protestant man who was passing by. None of the men were armed and a statement from the IRA said the intention was to firebomb a post office depot on the Ballysillan Road, as it was a communication target.

Square 2
Sean Ruddy
23rd October 1971

Sean Ruddy was 19 years of age from Newry. He was shot dead along with Robert Anderson and Thomas James McLaughlin by British soldiers in Newry, Co. Down, on 24 October 1971.

The three men were shot in a premeditated, pre-planned shoot-to-kill operation by the British Army who secreted themselves on the roof of buildings overlooking the bank. The British Army claimed to have a tip off that the bank was to be bombed.

As the men approached the bank they were shot without warning by the British Army clearly using unreasonable and unnecessary force in the circumstances. Indeed if the British Army and the RUC had a tip off then they should have put into place an effective preventative operation that ensured arrests prior to any possible alleged actions that could have endangered lives, if there were to be a bomb. They totally failed in that regard acting contrary to international law enforcements and Article 2 of the ECHR. And of course there was no bomb. Like many situations where the British army and the RUC took life unnecessarily misinformation and lies were used to both distort the facts and justify the illegal action. Sections of the media, ironically relying on information provided by the British Army, reported this misinformation. Some of the relatives have always maintained that they were not about to rob the bank and have disputed this allegation citing that this was used as further cover up in an attempted to justify the killings when the bogus bomb story was eventually proved false.

Square 3
Tony Fusco
9th February 1989

A 33-year-old married man from The Divis Flats, west Belfast. He had two children. He was shot dead by the UVF as he walked to work at Smithfield market, Belfast. His wife was expecting their third child at the time. He had worked for a glazing firm on the Shankill Road.

Square 4
Gerard McAuley
15th August 1969

A 15-year-old schoolboy from the Clonard area of Belfast. He was a member of the Fianna. He was shot dead by a loyalist gunman as he defended Clonard Monastery at Bombay Street from loyalist mobs.

Square 5
Aidan Wallace
22nd December 1991

A 22-year-old single man from Ashton Park, south Belfast. Shot dead by the UVF as he played snooker with his brother in the Devenish Arms off Finaghy Road, Belfast. The UDA opened fire inside the crowded bar wounding three others. One victim, an 8-year-old boy, was singled out because he was wearing a Celtic top lost an eye after being shot in the head.

Square 6
John Dempsey
8th July1981

A 16-year-old from Turf Lodge, west Belfast. A member of the Fianna. He was shot by British soldiers in an incident at the Falls Road bus depot during disturbances following the death of Hunger Striker Joe McDonnell.

Square 7
Jack Duffin
5th February 1992

A 66-year-old married man from south Belfast. He had three children. One of five Catholics shot dead when UFF gunmen attacked a betting shop on the Ormeau Road, south Belfast. Forty-four shots were fired at the fifteen customers and staff with only three people escaping serious injury.

ROW 3
Left to Right:

Square 1
Tony McGrady
25th August 1973

A 16-year-old from St. James' Place, Belfast. A young garage apprentice, he was killed with the owner of the garage and his brother when the UVF carried out a gun and bomb attack on the garage on the Cliftonville Road area of North Belfast.

Square 2
Gerry O'Neill
30th September 1982

A 28-year-old Catholic man from the Markets area of South Belfast. He was shot dead by the UVF as he worked at a petrol station on the Ormeau Road. He struggled with his attackers before being killed.

Square 3
Charles Maguire
28th May 1981

A 21-year-old married man from Derry. He had one child. IRA member. He was killed in a shoot out with undercover soldiers. Another volunteer, George McBrearty, was also killed. Versions differed with the IRA saying that the soldiers opened fire on the car killing Charles Maguire.

Square 4
Thomas 'Kidso' Reilly
9th August 1983

A 20-year-old single man from Turf Lodge, west Belfast. He was shot in the back and killed by a British soldier. Private Ian Thain was convicted of murder and became the first soldier jailed for life while on duty in the north of Ireland. He served less than three years and on his release was reinstated back into the army.

Square 5
Seamus Donnelly
8th May 1987

A 19-year-old from Armagh. He was one of eight men killed by the SAS at Loughgall. They were ambushed as they attempted to blow up the part-time police station in Loughgall. The SAS were waiting and opened fire from several different positions. A civilian, Anthony Hughes, was also killed and his brother seriously wounded.

Square 6
Terry McCafferty
31st January 1974

A 37-year-old married man from Ligoniel, north Belfast. He had three children. He was one of two men shot dead when two UDA men fired into a workman's hut at Whiteabbey. Three other men were also injured in the same incident.

Square 7
Thomas Burns
13th July 1972

A 32-year-old married man from North Belfast. He had four children. Shot dead when a soldier opened fire from an observation post at men leaving Glenpark Social Club on the Oldpark Road, North Belfast.

Row 4
Left To Right:

Square 1
Hugh Coney
6th November 1974

A 24-year-old single man from Annaghmore, Coalisland. IRA member. He was shot dead by soldiers as he attempted to escape from Long Kesh prison camp where he was an internee

Square 2
Larry Brennan
19th January 1998

A 52-year-old from Friendly Street in the Markets area of South Belfast. He had two children. He was shot by the UDA as he sat outside a taxi firm on the Ormeau Road, Belfast. He died a short time later in the Royal Victoria Hospital.

Square 3
Patsy Duffy
24th November 1978

A 50-year-old married man, with children, from Derry. IRA member. Shot by British soldiers who had staked out a house in Derry. He was unarmed and was shot in the back and side between 11-14 times.

Square 4
Jim Dorrian
12TH June 1970

A 4-year-old child from the Short Strand, Belfast. He was killed by an army land rover in Altcar Street, Short Strand. His father later joined the IRA and was kill in a bomb explosion in 1972.

Square 5
Pete Ryan
3rd June 1991

A 37-year-old single man from Ardboe, Co. Tyrone. IRA member. He was one of three IRA volunteers shot dead by the SAS as they travelled in a car through Coagh. The car was hit by about 200 shots and burst into flame.

Square 6
Charles McGrillen
15th March 1988

A 25-year-old married man from the Ormeau Road, south Belfast. He had one child. He was shot by the UDA as he worked in the yard of Dunne's Stores on the Annadale embankment. He was a senior trade union official in the TGWU.

Square 7
Robert Skillen
13th March 1975

A 19-year-old single man from the Falls Road area of west Belfast. He was shot by the UDA as he stood in a corner shop at North Queen Street, Belfast on the 22nd February 1975. He was on a life support machine but died on the 13th March 1975.

ROW 5
Left to Right:

Square 1
Martin Moran
25th October 1993

A 22-year-old father from the Ormeau Road area, south Belfast. He had a five-week-old child. He was shot by the UDA as he delivered a Chinese meal to a home in Donegall Pass.

Square 2
Bernard O'Hagan
16th September 1991

A 38-year-old married man from Swatragh, Co. Derry. He had three children. He was a Sinn Fein councillor and a lecturer at Magherafelt College of Further Education. Loyalist gunmen shot him as he parked his car and was walking towards the college. He was the second Sinn Fein member of Magherafelt Council to be killed by loyalists.

Square 3
John Michael Feeney
27th April 1975

A 45-year-old married man from Armagh. He had eight children. He was one of three men killed when the UVF burst into a darts club near Bleary, Portadown. A fourth man was also seriously injured.

Square 4
Nora McCabe
9th August 1981

A 33-year-old from the Falls Road area of west Belfast. She had three young children, the youngest three months old. She was killed by a plastic bullet fired by the RUC on the morning of the death of hunger striker Joe McDonnell.
 
Square 5
Colm Mulgrew
5th June 1976

A 26-year-old married man from the Limestone Road, north Belfast. He was a Sinn Fein member and was shot by the UDA after answering a knock at the front door of his home.

Square 6
Martin Harte
30th August 1988

A 29-year-old married man from Co. Tyrone. He had one child. IRA member. On of three men killed in an SAS ambush in Drumnakelly.

Square 7
Tony Davidson
21st July 1972

A 21-year-old married man from west Belfast. Shot by the UDA when he answered a knock at the front door of his home. He died two hours later in hospital.

ROW 6
Left To Right:

Square 1
Danny Cassidy
2nd April 1992

A 40-year-old married man from Kilrea, Co. Derry. He had four children. He was shot by the UFF/UDA when they sprayed his car with bullets as he talked to a friend. The family has always claimed collusion between loyalists and the security forces in his killing. 

Square 2
Gerard McCusker
13th May 1972

A 24-year-old single man from the Falls Road area, west Belfast. He was shot and beaten by the UDA as he walked up part of the Shankill Road intending to cut through one of the side streets to his home on the Falls Road.

Square 3
Gerard McCarthy
21st March 1974

A 28-year-old single man from Madrid Street, east Belfast. He was shot by the UDA as a workers lorry carrying twenty men left Duncrue Street in the docks area. Five of his work mates were also injured.

Square 4
Helen Carmel Knox
16th March 1972

A 20-year-old married woman from Lurgan, Co. Armagh. She had one child. She was killed by a bomb left by loyalists at a ladies toilet at Market Street in the centre of Lurgan. Her husband who was standing outside was also injured.
 
Square 5
Patrick Hughes
22nd August 1972

A 41-year-old married man from the Derrybeg estate in Newry. He had six children. IRA member. One of nine people killed when a bomb exploded prematurely at Newry customs station.

Square 6
John Francis Green
10th January 1975

A 27-year-old married man from Lurgan, Co. Down. He had three children. IRA member. He was on the run having escaped from Long Kesh prison two years earlier. His body was found at a house in Co. Monaghan. British Intelligence and the UVF were believed to have been responsible for his death.

Square 7
Carol Anne Kelly
22nd May 1981

A 12-year-old schoolgirl from Twinbrook, Belfast. She was shot on the head with a plastic bullet fired by the British Army outside her home in the Twinbrook estate. She was placed on a life support machine but died five days later from massive brain damage.

ROW 7
Left To Right:

Square 1
Loughlinn Maginn
25th August 1989

A 28-year-old married man from Rostrevor, Co. Down. He had four children. He was shot by the UDA/UFF who burst into his home on the small Lissize estate. After the killing the UFF showed a BBC reporter pictures acquired from the security forces of suspects, one of them being Loughlinn Maginn. 

Square 2
Colm McGirr
4th December 1983

A 19-year-old single man from Coalisland, Co. Tyrone. IRA member. He was one of two men shot by the SAS at Clonoe Road near the town. He was hit by 13 bullets after the SAS lay in wait watching an arms cache discovered earlier.

Square 3
John Finucane
28th June 1972

A 21-year-old man from Andersonstown, west Belfast. IRA member. He was one of two men killed in a car crash on the Falls Road. He was a former internee who had been released a short time earlier.

Square 4
Katrina Rennie
28th March 1991

A 16-year-old girl from Craigavon, Co. Armagh. She was one of three people shot dead by the UVF at a mobile shop in the Drumbeg estate, Craigavon.
 
Square 5
Mary Clarke
28th May 1972

A 27-year-old married woman from Anderson Street, Short Strand, East Belfast. She had three children. One of eight people killed when a bomb exploded prematurely in the street where she lived.

Square 6
Dermot McShane
13th July 1996

A 35-year-old married man from Lone Moor Road in the Brandywell area of Derry. He had two stepchildren. He was killed by a British Army Saxon armoured car that crushed him as he was standing behind a corrugated sheet held up as a shield during disturbances in Derry.

Square 7
Paddy Brady
16th November 1984

A 36-year-old married man from St. James area of west Belfast. He had two children. A member of Sinn Fein he was shot dead by the UDA/UFF as he arrived for work at Kennedy's Dairy, Boucher Road, Belfast. Loyalist gunman Michael Stone was convicted of the killing.

 Quilt 2 

ROW 1
Left To Right:

Square 1
Joseph Toland
7th January 1976

A 78-year-old married man, from Bleary, County Down. He had twelve children. He was killed when the UVF opened fire on a minibus carrying nine people coming from a bingo session in Banbridge, another man died and only two-escaped injury.

Square 2
Eugene Toman
11th November 1982

A 21-year-old from Lurgan. IRA member. One of three men shot dead by a special RUC unit at Tullyglass East Road, near Lurgan. 109 bullets were fired at the car in which they were travelling. A shoot-to-kill incident that led to John Stalker being called in to investigate.

Square 3
Michael Mooney
29TH April 1995

A 34-year-old married man from Saintfield, Belfast. He had four children. He was shot by the IRA as he sat drinking in the 18 Steps Bar in Anne Street, Central Belfast.

Square 4
Michael McDaid
30th January 1972

A 17-year-old from Derry. One of the 13 people killed by Paratroopers on Bloody Sunday.

Square 5
Michael Highes
18th October 1974

A 16-year-old, IRA member from Newry, Co. Down. Shot by the British Army who had set up a covert operation in a field near a spot where some youths tried to hi-jack a bus.

Square 6
Jack McCabe
12th July 1972

A 48-year-old married man with several children, who owned a public house in Portadown. He was shot by the UDA/UFF in his pub along with a customer. A 34-year-old former RUC man from Portadown also a member of the UDA was jailed for both killings.

Square 7
Joey Fitzsimmons
28th May 1972

A 17-year-old from the Short Strand area of East Belfast, an IRA member. One of eight people killed when a bomb exploded prematurely in the Short Strand.

ROW 2
Left To Right:

Square 1
Tom Berry
31st October 1975

A 26-year-old married man with two children from Sherrif Street, Short Strand. He was killed as he left a local GAA club. His death was attributed to a feud between Republicans.

Square 2
Michael Kelly
30th January 1972

A 17-year-old from Derry, he was one of 13 people shot by British Paratroopers on Bloody Sunday in Derry.

Square 3
Kevin Joseph McKearney
3rd January 1992

A 32-year-old married man with four children from Ballymackduff, Moy. He was one of two men killed in his family's butcher shop by a UVF gunman. His 70-year-old uncle was wounded and died later from his injuries.

Square 4
Gerard Casey
4th April 1989

A 29-year-old married man with three children. An IRA member. He lived at Shamrock Road, Rasharkin, Co. Antrim and was shot dead when two UDA/UFF men burst into his home and shot him as he lay beside his wife in bed.

Square 5
Francis Rice
25th April 1994

A 23-year-old man from Lenadoon, West Belfast. His body was found at the Half Moon Lake near his home. The IRA admitted his killing.

Square 6
Roger Bradley
4th April 1990

A 38-year-old married man with three children from Swatragh, Co. Derry. He was shot by the UVF as he worked in the Rathcoole estate for the Housing Executive in Co. Antrim.

Square 7
Sheena Campbell
16th October 1992

A 29-year-old woman with one child from Craigavon. She was a prominent Sinn Fein member and a law student at Queen's University, Belfast. A UVF gunman walked into the crowded York Hotel bar and shot her repeatedly with a 357-magnum revolver.

ROW 3
Left To Right:

Square 1
Frank Hughes
23rd October 1990

A 61-year-old married man with three children from Dungannon. His body was found in his burnt out taxi at May after he was killed by the UVF.

Square 2
Francis Bradley
4th December 1971

UVF exploded a bomb left by the UVF outside McGurk's Bar. A 61-year-old from the New Lodge area of North Belfast. One of 15 people killed when a bomb exploded, left by the UVF outside McGurk's Bar.

Square 3
Denis Brown
21st June 1978

A 28-year-old married man wit three children from Ballymure Street, North Belfast. An IRA member. One of three IRA men shot dead by the SAS as they attempted to firebomb a Post Office depot on the Ballysillan Road. They were all unarmed.

Square 4
John Davey
14th February 1989

A 58-year-old married man with a family who was also a Sinn Fein Councillor. He lived at Gulladuff, Magherafelt. He was shot dead by the UVF as he returned home from a meeting of Magherafelt District Council.

Square 5
Seamus Duffy
9th August 1989

A 15-year-old from Ballycarry Street, North Belfast. He was killed by a plastic bullet fired by the RUC in Dawson Street, New Lodge Road.

Square 6
Patrick Francis Connelly
4th October 1972

A 23-year-old single man who lived at Deramore Drive, Portadown. He was killed in an explosion when the UVF threw a hand grenade in to his home. His mother and brother were also injured in the attack. 

Square 7
Sean McKearney
13th May 1974

A 19-year-old single man from Dungannon. He was killed with another IRA member when a bomb exploded prematurely at a filling station at Doneydale, 2 miles from Dungannon. One brother, Patrick was later killed by the SAS at Loughgall. Another brother, Kevin and uncle were shot dead by loyalists in a gun attack on the family butcher shop in Moy.

ROW 4
Left To Right:

Square 1
Frank Quinn
9th August 1971

A 19-year-old married man with one child from the Moyard area of West Belfast. He was shot dead by the Parachute Regiment when along with Father Hugh Mullan they had gone to help a wounded man. The same regiment killed seven people on that night.

Square 2
Gerry Devlin
5th December 1997

A 36-year-old married man with two children from Glengormley. He was the Manager of St Edna's GAA senior Gaelic football team. A LVF gunman shot him dead at the club entrance when he went to collect his brother.

Square 3
Dorothy Trainor
1st April 1975

A 52-year-old married woman with ten children from Churchill Park, Portadown. She was a Protestant married to a Catholic. She and her husband were shot by the UVF as they walked home after a night out. Her husband survived but she died at the spot. Two of her sons were later killed by the UVF.

Square 4
Billy Reid
15th May 1971

A 32-year-old married man with four children from Sheridan Street in the New Lodge area of North Belfast. An IRA member. He was killed near the centre of Belfast when he exchanged gunfire with an army patrol.

Square 5
Joe McCann
15th April 1972

A 25-year-old married man with children who lived in the Turf Lodge area of West Belfast. An Official IRA member. He was unarmed when shot by members of the Parachute Regiment in Joy Street in the Markets area of South Belfast.

Square 6
Jim Howell
2nd July 1972

A 31-year-old single man from Beechmount Avenue, Falls Road. He and as friend, Gerard McCrea, were abducted and killed by the UDA. Their hooded bodies were found in different locations of the city.

Square 7
John Downes
12th August 1984

A 22-year-old married man, with one child who lived in Slievegallion Drive in Andersonstown, West Belfast. He was killed by a plastic bullet fired by the RUC during an anti-internment rally in Andersonstown.

ROW 5
Left To Right:

Square 1
1. Eamon Molloy
May 1975

From North Belfast. An IRA member abducted and killed by IRA. One of the ‘disappeared’. His body was missing for 24 years and in 1999 a priest was given information that he was buried in Faughart Cemetery outside Dundalk.

Square 2
Danny Rooney
27th September 1972
 
A 19-year-old single man from the St James area of West Belfast. He was shot dead by undercover soldiers near his home and died shortly after in the RVH. A friend with him was also hit and seriously wounded.

Square 3
Denis Heaney
10th June 1978

A 21-year-old single man. An IRA member who lived in the Creggan in Derry. Shot by a member of the undercover soldiers. He was shot in the back by five bullets at close blank range.

Square 4
Joseph Hall               
24TH June 1989

A 40-year-old man from North Belfast, shot in 1978 by the UVF. Lost both legs as a result of his injuries and died on the 24th June 1989.

Square 5
Paddy McAllister
26th August 1986

A 47-year-old married man with four children from the St James area of West Belfast. A black taxi driver, he was shot by the UDA as he sat watching TV in his own home. Seven black taxi men were murdered during the troubles.

Square 6
Gerard Harte
30th August 1988

A 29-year-old married man, one child. An IRA member from County Tyrone. He was one of three men killed in an SAS ambush at Drumnakilly. The other two were his brother Martin and his brother’s brother-in-law, Brian Mullin.

Square 7
Sean Rafferty
27th January 1991

A 44-year-old married man, with five children from Rosapenna Court in the Old Park area of North Belfast. He was shot by the UDA at his home and the car used was found in the Shankill Road area.

Row 6
Left To Right:

Square 1
Stephen Bennett
16th September 1982

A 14-year-old schoolboy from Divis Flats, West Belfast, he was killed when the INLA detonated a bomb near an army foot patrol. Two other people died from their injuries.

Square 2
John Crawford
9th January 1974

A 52-year-old married man with a large family from Andersonstown, West Belfast. He was killed by the UVF near his upholstery place, beside Milltown Cemetery.

Square 3
Edward McSheffrey     
28th October 1987

A 29-year-old married man, two children. An IRA member from Abbey Park, Derry City. He was killed when a bomb exploded prematurely.

Square 4
Tommy Robinson
5th April 1975

A 61-year-old married man with children from Stratford Gardens in Ardoyne, North Belfast. He was shot by two UVF gunmen as he and his wife walked home after a night out.

Square 5
Joseph Downey
21st July 1972

A 23-year-old single man. An IRA member from Henrietta Street, in the Markets area of South Belfast. He was shot during a gun battle near his home.

Square 6
Damien Devlin
15th May 1988

A 24-year-old single man from Ladybrook Gardens, Andersonstown, West Belfast. One of three men killed when the UVF opened fire indiscriminately inside the Avenue Bar in Union Street, Belfast. Six other people were wounded.

Square 7
Patrick Hamill
9th September 1987

A 29-year-old married man, with two children from Forfar Street, off the Springfield Road area of West Belfast. He was shot by two UDA gunmen who burst in to his home. Originally from Leicester, England. He married a local girl and was living in Belfast for five years.

ROW 7
Left To Right:

Square 1
Raymond Devlin
23rd April 1982

A 19 -year-old single man from Ladybrook area of West Belfast. He was killed by IRA in an apparent punishment shooting. His brother Damien was later killed by the UVF in 1988.

Square 2
Johnny Copeland
30th October 1971

A 23-year-old married man with children from the Ardoyne area of North Belfast. Shot by the army near his home on the same evening as another man, Michael McLarnon who was shot and fatally wounded by the same army unit.
 
Square 3
Frank Rowntree
22nd April 1972

An 11-year-old schoolboy who was the first to die after being hit by a rubber bullet fired by the British Army. He was from Lower Clonard Street, in the Falls Road area of West Belfast.

Square 4
Danny Barrett
9th July 1981

A 15-year-old schoolboy from Havana Court in Ardoyne, North Belfast. A soldier at an army observation post in Flax Street Mill, opened fire, killing the boy as he sat beside his Father on a wall outside his own home.

Square 5
Patsy Donnelly
19th December 1975

A 24-year-old farmer from Silverbridge, Armagh. One of three people killed by the loyalist, Red Hand Commando group in a gun and bomb attack on Donnelly’s Bar in Silverbridge. He had just pulled up to a petrol pump outside the bar and was shot in the head.

Square 6
Joe Walker
3rd December 1973

An 18-year-old single man. An IRA member from the Creggan area of Derry City. He was shot by the British Army as he travelled in a car. Two seventeen-year-old girls were also injured in the same incident. 

Square 7
Bernard Teggart          
18th November 1973              

A 15-year-old schoolboy from New Barnsley, West Belfast. He was shot by the IRA. The British Army had shot his father two years previous.

 Quilt 3

ROW 1
Left to Right:

Square 1
Michael McGoldrick
8th July 1996

A 31-year-old married man with one child. He was a taxi driver from Ashgrove Crescent, Lurgan. He was shot dead by the UVF when he answered a bogus call. His wide was pregnant with their second child. Michael McGoldrick was an only child.

Square 2
Jimmy Marks
7th January 1976

A 51-year-old man with two children. He was a minibus driver from Ballydougan, Portadown. He died in Craigavon Hospital from injuries received when the UVF attacked the minibus near Gilford.

Square 3
Martin Byrne
6th January 1990

A 28-year-old married man with two children. A taxi driver from Derrymacash, Lurgan. He was shot by the UVF when he answered a bogus call for a taxi.

Square 4
Jackie Duddy
30th January 1972

A 17-year-old boy. One of thirteen people shot by British Paratroopers on Bloody Sunday.

Square 5
Dempsey - Burns
17th August 1976

A young couple Joseph and Annette Dempsey and their ten-month-old baby daughter, Bridget Anne, killed when the UDA petrol bombed their home in the New Lodge area of North Belfast.

Square 6
Francis Bradley
18th February 1986   

A 20-year-old Joiner from Castledawson. Shot dead by the SAS in Magherafelt near Toomebridge. The area was staked out by five SAS men who opened fire. 

Square 7
Danny Teggart
9th August 1971

A 44-year-old man with ten children from New Barnsley Crescent, West Belfast. One of a number of people killed by the British Army on internment day.

ROW 2
Left To Right:

Square 1
Tony Gormley
8th May 1987

A 25-year-old single man. An IRA member from Galbally, County Tyrone. One of eight man killed by the SAS when they were ambushed as they attempted an attack on a police station. One civilian was also killed.

Square 2
Charles McCann
5th February 1972      

An IRA member from Toomebridge, County Antrim. He was one of two men killed when a bomb exploded prematurely on a barge on Lough Neagh.

Square 3
Brendan O’Hara
27th April 1975

A 38-year-old married man with four children from Ardowen in Craigavon. He was one of three men killed with the UVF burst in to a darts club near Bleany, Portadown, spraying the club with bullets.

Square 4
Michael Donnelly
19th December 1975

A 14-year-old schoolboy from Silverbridge, County Armagh. He was the son of the owner of Donnelly’s Bar and was one of three people killed in a gun and bomb attack carried out by the Loyalist, Red Hand Commandos.

Square 5
Brian Frizzell
28th March 1991

A 29-year-old Plumber from Ardhowen, Craigavon. One of three people killed by the UVF they attacked a mobile shop in Craigavon.

Square 6
Peter Woolsey
11th October 1976

A 39-year-old Farmer, from Cornascriebe near Portadown, he was married with one child. He was killed by the UVF as he worked in the milking parlour of his farm.

Square 7
Fergus Magee
14th November 1991

A 28-year-old married man with one child  from Kilmaine Street, Lurgan. One of three men shot by the UVF as they left work at Hyster Forklift truck factory near Lurgan.

ROW 3 
Left To Right:

Square 1
Brendan O’Callaghan
23rd April 1977

A 21-year-old married man with two children. An IRA member from Carrigart Avenue, Andersonstown, West Belfast. Shot dead by the British Army outside the Hunting Lodge Bar in Andersonstown.

Square 2
Thomas O’Donnell
May 1973

A member of the IRA. He died in a car crash near the border in 1973.

Square 3
Brian Coyle
30th June 1976

A 17-year-old IRA member from Derry. Killed when a bomb exploded prematurely in the Bogside area of Derry.

Square 4
Hugh Duffy
22nd June 1975                  

A 30-year-old married man with a family who lived in Arran Street, Short Strand, East Belfast. He was He was shot by the UVF as he left work at a brewery off the Newtownards Road on the 20th June 1975. He died two days later of his injuries.

Square 5
Kathleen Thompson
6th November 1971

A 47-year-old married mother of six children from the Creggan Estate in Derry. She was shot dead by soldiers as she stood in the garden of her own home.

Square 6
Anne Magee
11th October 1976

A 15-year-old from Harcourt Drive in the Cliftonville area of North Belfast. She was shot in the face in a UDA gun attack on the shop where she worked on the 24th September and died three weeks later of her injuries.

Square 7
Paddy Butler
9th July 1972

A 30-year-old married man from Westrock Drive, West Belfast. One of five people killed in the Springhill area of West Belfast when troops opened fire. He was killed by the same bullet that passed through Father Noel Fitzpatrick as they attempted to help the injured.

ROW 4
Left To Right:

Square 1
Joseph Keenan
30th June 1994

Shot by Loyalists as he travelled in a car carrying Gerry Adams through the centre of Belfast. His health deteriorated and he died several years later.

Square 2
Eileen Duffy
28th March 1991

A 19-year-old single woman from Craigavon. She was one of three people killed by the UVF as she worked in a mobile shop in the Drumbeg Estate, Craigavon.

Square 3
Myles Scullion
7th March 1977

A 47-yer-old married man with five children from the Enniskeen Estate, Craigavon. He was shot by the UVF when he answered a knock at his front door.

Square 4
Brian Stewart
4th October 1976

A 13-year-old schoolboy from Turf Lodge, West Belfast, he was killed when hit in the head by a plastic bullet fired by the British Army.

Square 5
Gerard Henry McMahon
22nd June 1976

A 19-year-old from Portadown, badly beaten in a sectarian attacks on the 19th June 1976 and died from his injuries three days later.

Square 6
Adrian Carroll
8th November 1983

A 24-year-old single man from Armagh City. He was shot by the UVF in an alleyway as he walked home from work. Four members of the UDR were later convicted of his murder.

Square 7
Eamon McMahon
31st August 1972

A 19-year-old single man from Portadown. His body was found floating in the River Bann with a rope around his neck. Killed by a UDA assassination squad operating in Portadown.

ROW 5
Left To Right:

Square 1
John McConville
3rd April 1983                  

A 22-year-old single man from the Kilwilkie Estate in Lurgan. Beaten by two former members of the UDR from Lurgan and a deserter from the RAF in a sectarian attack in the centre of Lurgan.

Square 2
Patrick Campbell
28th October 1973

A 34-year-old married man with three children from Banbridge, County Down. Shot by the UVF as he answered a call to his front door.

Square 3
Sammy Ward
31st October 1992

A 30-year-old married man with four children. IPLO member from the Short Strand area of East Belfast. Shot by the IRA as he sat drinking in a GAA club in Beechfield Street.

Square 4
Thomas McIlwee
8th August 1981

A 23-year-old single man from Tamlaghtduff, South Derry. An IRA member he was the ninth republican to die on hunger strike in Long Kesh Prison. He was the youngest of the ten prisoners who died.

Square 5
Conor Maguire
29th April 1992

A 26-year-old single man. An IPLO member from Linen Grove in Ligoniel, North Belfast. Shot dead by the UVF as he worked at Ligoniel Community Association Centre.

Square 6
Roddy Carroll
12th December 1987

A 21-year-old INLA member from Armagh. One of two men killed in a ‘shoot to kill’ incident by the RUC’s mobile support unit outside Armagh.

Square 7
John O’Reilly
20th January 1987

A 26-year-old man with children. An INLA member from Eliza Street in South Belfast. He was shot by the IPLO during a feud together with Thomas Power in the Rossnaree Hotel outside Drogheda.

ROW 6
Left To Right:

Square 1
Hugh Magee
10th October 1991

A 52-year-old married man with one child. Black taxi driver from the Ardoyne area of North Belfast. Shot by the UDA behind the wheel of his taxi in the Oldpark area of North Belfast.

Square 2
Eamonn Rafferty
18th August 1971

A 19-year-old single man. An IRA member from Creggan, Derry City. Shot by the British Army.

Square 3
Darren Murray
10th October 1996

An 11-year-old schoolboy from Garvaghy Road, who was struck by a car following protests calling for an Orange march to be re-routed from the Garvaghy Road in Portadown.

Square 4
Jim Burns
23rd February 1981

A 33-year-old married man with three children. An IRA member, shot dead by the UVF as he slept in bed in his own home in the St James area of West Belfast.

Square 5
Patrick Rooney
14th August 1969

A 9-year-old schoolboy from Divis Flats, Belfast. Shot by the RUC as he lay in bed. The first child killed during the troubles.

Square 6
Danny Doherty
6th December 1984

A 23-year-old-married man with one child. An IRA member from Rathlen Drive, Creggan in Derry. One of two men killed in an SAS ambush in the grounds of Gransha Hospital, Derry.

Square 7
Hugh McKibbin
27th August 1992

A 21-year-old IPLO member from Bernaby Walk, Divis Street, shot during an internal feud between IPLO members. 

ROW 7
Left To Right:

Square 1
Maura Meehan and Dorothy Maguire
23rd October 1971

Maura was a 31-year-old married woman with four children. An IRA member from the Falls Road area. She and her sister were shot by British soldiers in Cape Street, Lower Falls area. Dorothy, a 19-year-old single woman from Westrock Drive. An IRA member. British soldiers, shot her and her sister. in Cape Street, Lower Falls area.

Square 2
Paddy Crawford
10th August 1975

A 15-year-old, Official IRA member from Andersonstown. He was found with gunshot wounds in the grounds of the RVH.

Square 3
Liam Ryan
30th November 1989

A 39-year-old married man. An IRA member and pub owner from Ardboe, County Tyrone. One of two men killed when the UVF burst in to his pub the Battery Bar in Ardboe.

Square 4
Patrick Shanaghan
12th August 1991

A 31-year-old single man. Sinn Fein member from Killen, Castlederg, County Tyrone. He was ambushed by the UDA as he drove his van to work.

Square 5
Willy McManus
5th February 1992

A 54-year-old married man from Shaftesbury Square Avenue, South Belfast. One of five Catholics killed when the UVF attacked a betting shop on the Ormeau Road. Seven others were wounded.

Square 6
Anthony Doran
April 1999

A 52-year-old married man, Irish Republican Socialist, died 1999.

Square 7
Joseph, Barry and Declan O’Dowd
4th January 1976

Joseph, a 61-year-old man from Gilford, uncle of Barry a 24 year-old oilrig worker and Declan, a 19-year-old from Ballydougan. All shot by the UVF when they burst in to the family home as they were having a singsong around a piano. Brendan, their Father was seriously injured.

Quilt 4

ROW 1
Left To Right:

Square 1
Thomas Begley
23rd October 1993

A 23-year-old single man. An IRA member from Ardoyne in North Belfast. He died when a bomb he was carrying exploded prematurely killing him and nine other people in a fish shop on the Shankill Road, Belfast.

Square 2
Sadie Larmour
4th October 1979

A 44-year-old woman with two children from Rodney Drive in the St James area. Shot by a UVF gunman as she sat with her mother and sister in the living room of her own home and her 12-year son was upstairs.

Square 3
Michael Neill
24th October 1977

A 16-year-old from Unity Flats, North Belfast. Shot by the British Army in disputed circumstances at Oldpark Avenue, Belfast.

Square 4
Patrick Jago
7th May 1974

A 55-year-old widower with three children from Commedagh Drive in Andersonstown. He was one of two men killed by the UDA in a machine gun attack on a workman’s hut on a building site in Newtownabbey.

Square 5
Desmond Rogers
14th November 1991

A 43-year-old married man with three children from Pinebank in Lurgan. One of three men shot by the UVF as they left at the Hyster Fork Lift Truck factory near Lurgan.

Square 6
Paddy McAdory
9th August 1971         

A 24-year-old married man. An IRA member from Brompton Park, Ardoyne. Shot by a British soldier on the morning of internment.

Square 7
Joseph Magee
21st February 1972

A 30-year-old married man with three children. An IRA member from Lisbon Street, East Belfast. One of four men killed when a bomb exploded prematurely on the Ballygowan Road near Knock.

ROW 2
Left To Right:

Square 1
Terry Tolan
14th July 1972

A 36-year-old married man with six children from Ardoyne. He was one of two men shot by the British Army in Eskdale Gardens, Ardoyne.

Square 2
Harry Burns
3rd February 1999

A 49-year-old married man from St James’s with seven children. An IRA member died of injuries received in a bomb explosion years previously.

Square 3
Philomena Hanna
28th April 1992

A 26-year-old married woman with two children from Dermot Hill in West Belfast. She was shot by a UDA man as she worked behind the counter of a pharmacy on the Springfield Road.

Square 4
Brian Duffy
5th December 1993

A 15-yer-old schoolboy from Ligoniel. One of two people shot by the UDA as they sat in a taxi in North Belfast.  

Square 5
Dessie McCleary
25th May 1996

A 37-year-old married man with children. A member of the INLA. He was shot by other INLA members during an internal feud in the bar of a restaurant in Belfast.

Square 6
Robert Dorrian
21st February 1972 

A 29-year-old married man with three children. An IRA member from Altcar Street, East Belfast. One of four men killed when a bomb exploded prematurely.

Square 7
Joan Connolly
9th August 1971

A 50-year-old married mother of eight children from Ballymurphy Road in West Belfast. One of seven people killed in the area on internment morning.

ROW 3
Left To Right:

Square 1
Dwayne O’Donnell
3rd March 1991

A 17-year-old single man, student, an IRA member from Glenbeg, Galbally, County Tyrone. One of four men killed when the UVF attacked Boyles Bar in the village of Cappagh.

Square 2
John Fox
25th February 1975

A 32-year-old married man with children. Official IRA man from Andersonstown. Killed during a feud with other Republicans.

Square 3
John Mooney
15th July 1972

A 17-year-old single man from Ligoniel, North Belfast. He was shot by British soldiers near his home in Ligoniel.

Square 4
Frankie McKeown
14th July 1972

A 43-year-old married man with six children, A Shopkeeper from West Belfast. He was shot by the British Army as he moved a wire barricade and other obstructions out of his way to gain access to his shop.

Square 5
Joseph Morrisy
3rd February 1977

A 52-year-old married man with thirteen children from the Antrim Road, North Belfast. He was abducted by members of the UVF Shankill Butcher’s gang and his body was found at Forthriver Road, Belfast.

Square 6
Michael (Micky) Gilbride
4th November 1992

A 36-year-old married man with three children from the Lower Ormeau Road area of South Belfast. He was shot by the UDA as he visited his parents on the Upper Ormeau Road, Belfast.

Square 7
Gerard Bell
21st February 1972

A 20-year-old single man. An IRA member from Seaforde Street, North Belfast. One of four men killed when a bomb exploded prematurely in East Belfast.

ROW 4
Left To Right:

Square 1
John Hemsworth
1st January 1998

A 40-year-old married man with one child. An American citizen, he died five months after receiving a beating at the hands of the RUC.

Square 2
Joseph Murphy Jnr and Joseph Murphy Snr

10th August 1973

Joseph Junior, a 22-yer-old married man, wife pregnant with first child, shot by the UDA as they returned home from visiting a patient in Musgrave Park Hospital. Father, Joe Senior, collapsed and died on hearing of the news of his son’s killing.

Square 3
Pat Feeney
22nd February 1989         

A 32-year-old single man from Tullyush, Gilford, County Tyrone. He was shot by the UDA as he worked as a security guard at Ewarts Linen Mill in Donaghcloney.

Square 4
Column Marks
10th April 1991

A 29-year-old single man. An IRA member from Newry. He was shot by undercover RUC man who had staked out a vacant house near an RUC station in Downpatrick.

Square 5
Seamus Fitzsimmons
14th May 1984

A 21-year-old from Harcourt Drive, North Belfast. Shot by Police during a robbery at a Post Office near Larne. Two other men were wounded. Police had Post Office staked out.

Square 6
Sean and Gregory Burns
11th November 1982

A 21-year-old single man. An IRA member from Lurgan. One of three men shot dead by a special RUC unit in a shoot- to- kill incident. His brother Gregory, 34, with three children was shot by the IRA on the 1st July 1992.

Square 7
Francie Fitzsimmons
16th October 1976

A 29-year-old married man with two children. An IRA member from the Short Strand area of East Belfast. One of three men killed when a bomb exploded prematurely on the Ormeau Road, South Belfast.

ROW 5
Left To Right:

Square 1
Vincent Robinson
26th June 1981

A 29-year-old married man with two children from Horn Drive, Andersonstown. He was shot by the IRA at Divis Flats, Lower Falls, Belfast.
 
Square 2
John George
13th April 1984

A 26-year-old married man with two children from Thornhill Crescent, West Belfast. He was shot by the INLA at his own home in Twinbrook.

Square 3
Joseph Toman
27th April 1975

A 45-year-old married man with eight children from Cranny Terrace, Bleary. One of three men killed when the UVF burst in to a darts club near Portadown.

Square 4
Gerard and Rory Cairns
29th 0ctober 1993

Gerard, a 22-year-old lorry driver from The Slopes, Bleary, County Armagh., Samuel  was killed along with his brother Rory, an 18-year-old apprentice Joiner when two UVF gunmen entered their home and opened fire as they watched television. Their 11-year-old sister was in the house at the time.

Square 5
Samuel Devenny
16th July 1969

A 42-year-old married man with nine children from Derry who was badly beaten in his own home by the RUC and died of his injuries two months later.

Square 6
Leonard Fox
24th September 1992

A 50-year-old married man wit five children from Lurgan. He was killed by the UVF as he worked as a Plumber in the Ballybeen Estate at Dundonald.

Square 7
John Murray
16th March 1988

A 26-year-old married man with two children from Palestine Street in South Belfast. One of three people killed when Loyalist, Michael Stone attached mourners at the funeral of the Gibraltar 3 in Milltown Cemetery.

ROW 6
Left To Right:

Square 1
Danny McIntyre
27th January 1984

A 28-year-old man from Lurgan. He was found shot dead by the UVF as he made his way home from St Peter’s GAA club near Lurgan.

Square 2
Emmanuel Gargan
21st March 1987

A 26-year-old man. A member of the INLA from the Ormeau Road. He was shot by the IPLO in the Hatfield Bar in South Belfast during an IPLO feud.

Square 3
Michael O’Dwyer
4th February 1992

A 21-year-old married man with two children from West Belfast. One of three men killed when RUC man Allan Moore called at the Sinn Fein office on the Falls Road, Belfast and opened fire before committing suicide.

Square 4
Daniel Hegarty
31 July 1972

A 15-year-old boy from Creggan, Derry. Shot by British soldiers during operation Motorman.

Square 5
Rosemary Nelson
15th March 1999

A 40-yer-old married woman with three children. A leading human rights Solicitor from Lurgan, killed by a Loyalist booby trap bomb placed beneath her car.

Square 6
Julie Livingstone
13th May 1981

A 14-year-old schoolgirl from Andersonstown, West Belfast. She was hit in the head by a plastic bullet fired by British soldiers and died the following day.

Square 7
Tom Donaghy
16th August 1991

A 38-year-old single man from Derry. He was a fisherman and a member of Sinn Fein. He was shot by the UDA as he arrived for work at a fishery near Kilrea.

ROW 7
Left To Right:

Square 1
Martin Paul McConville
30th March 1979

A 25-yer-old single man. Civil Servant from Craigavon, County Armagh. His body was found in the River Bann. He has been badly beaten by members of the UDA.

Square 2
Barrai O’Donaill
16th February 1992

Kevin Barry O’Donnell a 21-year-old single man. An IRA member from Coalisland. One of Four men killed in an SAS planned ambush near St Patrick’s Church, Clonae, near Coalisland.

Square 3
Sarah O’Dwyer
17th January 1976

A 47-year-old married woman with five children from Hillman Street. One of two people killed in a UVF no warning bomb attack on the Sheridan Bar, New Lodge Road, Belfast.

Square 4
Seamus Woods
7th July 1988

A 23-year-old single man. An IRA member from Pomeroy. Killed when an improvised mortar bomb exploded prematurely during an attack on Pomeroy RUC Station.

Square 5
Gervais Lynch
5th January 1991

A 26-year-old single man from Magheralin near Lurgan, shot by the UVF at his own home.

Square 6
Thomas McErlane
16th March 1988

A 20-year-old married man with two children from West Belfast. One of three people killed by Loyalist, Michael Stone at the funeral of the Gibraltar 3 at Milltown Cemetery.

Square 7
James Bell
1st September 1993

A 49-year-old man from Short Strand, East Belfast. He was shot in the back by the UVF as he loaded a van with ice cream outside a dairy.    

Quilt 5

ROW 1
Left To Right:

Square 1
Eamon McMahon
13th July 1983

A 35-year-old single man from Cullaville near Crossmaglen. One of two men shot by Loyalists and their bodies found in a car near the border.

Square 2
Tommy Trainor
8th March 1978

A 29-year-old single man. An INLA member from Ballyoran Park in Portadown. One of two men killed by the UVF as they walked home after signing on the dole. His mother and brother were also killed by Loyalists in separate incidents.

Square 3
Gerard Slane
23rd September 1988

A 27-year-old married man with three children from Waterville Street, Falls Road, Belfast. He was shot dead by the UDA when they burst in to his home at 4.15am.

Square 4
Rory Hawkins
26th April 1976

A 30-year-old single man from Lenadoon Avenue in Andersonstown. He was shot by a member of a four-man army foot patrol outside an ex-serviceman’s club in Clyde Street, East Belfast.

Square 5
Ronald Trainor
15th December 1975

A 17-year-old member of the IRSP. He died from injuries received when the UVF bombed his home at Ballyowen Park, Portadown. The third member of his family to be killed by Loyalists.

Square 6
Pearse Jordan
25th November 1992

A 23-year-old single man. An IRA member from New Barnsley, West Belfast. He was shot in the back by the RUC after they rammed the car he was driving.

Square 7
Paul Whitters
25th April 1981

A 15-year-old schoolboy from the Bogside in Derry. He was killed by a plastic bullet fired by the RUC at close blank range.

ROW 2
Left To Right:

Square 1
Tony Molloy
20th August 1975

An 18-year-old married man with one child from Ballymena Street in the Oldpark district. He was shot by the UVF as he was lying on a rug in front of the fire in his own home.

Square 2
John Nugent
28th May 1972

A 31-year-old man from the Falls Road area of West Belfast. One of eight people killed when an IRA bomb exploded prematurely in Anderson Street in the Short Strand area of East Belfast.

Square 3
Theresa Clinton
14th April 1994

A 33-year-old married woman with two children from Balfour Avenue in the Ormeau Road area. She was killed by the UDA when they sprayed bullets through the living room of her home.

Square 4
Peter Thompson
13th January 1990

A 21-year-old single man from Credenhill Park, West Belfast. One of three men shot by soldiers from the 14th Intelligence Company outside Sean Grahams bookmakers shop at the bottom of the Whiterock Road, Belfast.

Square 5
John Stone
21st January 1975

A 23-year-old single man. An IRA member from Ballymurphy. One of two men killed when a bomb exploded prematurely in Chichester Street, downtown City Centre, Belfast.

Square 6
Kathleen O’Hagan
7th August 1994

A 38-year-old married woman with five children. She was seven months pregnant with her sixth child, killed by the UVF who forced their way in to her home and sprayed the room with bullets. The children, the eldest only eight were all in the room at the same time.

Square 7
Manus Deer
19th May 1972

A 15-year-old schoolboy from Limewood Street in the Bogside area of Derry. He was shot by a British Army sniper as he returned home with fish and chips for the family supper.

ROW 3
Left To Right:

Square 1
John Laverty
10th August 1971

A 20-year-old man from Ballymurphy. He was shot in the back by British soldiers as he made his way home after visiting his sister in Turf Lodge, West Belfast.

Square 2
Francie McCluskey
26th August 1982

A 46-year-old married man from Ligoniel, North Belfast. He had eight children, his wife was pregnant with their ninth child. He was shot by the UDA as he walked to work around 8.00am.

Square 3
Patrick McKearney
8th May 1987

A 32-year-old man. An IRA member from Moy, County Tyrone. He was one of eight volunteers killed by the SAS at Loughall. His two brothers were also killed by Loyalists in 1974 and 1992.

Square 4
Colm McCartney
24th August 1975

A 22-year-old single man from Bellaghy. One of two men shot by the UVF who were operating a checkpoint and wearing military uniforms.

Square 5
Danny McCooey
20th May 1977

A 20-year-old single man from Beechmount Pass in West Belfast. He was beaten by British soldiers in the stomach with a rifle butt near the City Centre and he died later from his injuries.

Square 6
Peter Clancy
16th February 1992

A 19-yer-old single man. An IRA member from Coalisland, County Tyrone. He was one of four men killed by the SAS in a planned ambush at Clonae, Coalisland.

Square 7
Tony Doris
3rd June 1991

A 21-year-old single man. An IRA member from Meenagh Park, Coalisland. He was one of three men killed by the SAS as they travelled in a car through Coagh, County Tyrone.

ROW 4
Left To Right:

Square 1
James Kennedy
5th February 1992

A 15-year-old schoolboy from Hamilton Street, Ormeau Road, Belfast. He was one of five people shot by the UFF when they attacked a betting shop on the Ormeau Road.

Square 2
Sean Bateson
7th June 1990

A 35-year-old prisoner in Long Kesh Prison. He died of a heart attack. He was from North Belfast.

Square 3
Stephen Murphy
24th November 1981

A 19-year-old single man from Oldpark Avenue, North Belfast. He was shot by the UVF when he answered a knock on the door of his home. He died ten days later from his injuries.

Square 4
Martin Murphy
28th October

A man from North Belfast, he was beaten by the RUC on his way home and died later from his injuries.

Square 5
Patrick Mulvenna
31st August 1973                   

A 22-year-old married man with one child from the Ballymurphy area of West Belfast. An IRA member. He was one of two men shot by the British Army who were operating from a covert position in a flat in Ballymurphy.

Square 6
Mary Smith
12th February 1978

A 70-year-old pensioner from Oldpark Avenue, Belfast. She was killed with her ten-year-old grandson when the UVF firebombed their home.

Square 7
Fergal Caragher
30th December 1990

A 31-year-old married man with one child. An IRA member from Cullyhanna, County Armagh. He was shot dead by British soldiers near his home. His brother was seriously injured in the same incident.

ROW 5
Left To Right:

Square 1
Brian Smith
17th April 1973

A 32-year-old man from the Bone area of Oldpark, North Belfast. An IRA member. He was shot by British soldiers as he stood with friends at Brompton Park in Ardoyne. Two other men were seriously injured.

Square 2
Jim Mulvenna
21st June 1978

A 28-year-old married man with one child. An IRA member from Ballycastle Street in North Belfast. He was one of four men shot by the SAS at a post office depot on the Ballysillan Road, North Belfast.

Square 3
Johnny Bateson
18th December 1971

An 18-year-old single man. An IRA member from Ballymaguigan, Derry. He was one of three men killed when a bomb exploded prematurely at Magherafelt.

Square 4
Malachy Trainor
16th May 1989

A 34-year-old married man with two children from Annalong. He was killed by the UVF as he arrived for work at a Housing Executive building site in the Rathcoole Estate, Belfast.

Square 5
Ronnie Bunting and Noel Little
15th October 1980

Ronnie – a 32-year-old married man with three children from Downfine Gardens, West Belfast.  He and Noel Little, a 45- year-old man from Short Strand were murdered when the UDA broke in to the Bunting house. Also badly injured was Susanne Bunting.

Square 6
Michael Scott
12th February 1978

A 10-year-old schoolboy from North Belfast. He was killed with his 70-year-old grandmother when the UVF left a firebomb outside her home in the Oldpark Road area.

Square 7
Aidan McAnespie
21st February 1988

A 24-year-old man from Aughnacloy. He was killed by a member of the British Army as he walked through a vehicle checkpoint at Aughnacloy to play Gaelic football over the border.

ROW 6
Left To Right:

Square 1
Gervase McKerr
11th November 1982

A 31-year-old married man. An IRA member from Lurgan. He was one of three men killed in controversial circumstances by a special RUC unit who opened fire on a car at Tullyglass East Road, near Lurgan.

Square 2
Thomas McNulty
15th November 1981

An 18-year-old single man from Madrid Street, Short Strand. He was killed by two UVF men on a motorcycle as he walked along Thompson Street on his way home.

Square 3
James Griffin
29th October 1975

A 19-year-old single man from Hill Street, Lurgan. He was shot by the UVF as he sat in the living room of his home.

Square 4
Harry Thornton
7th August 1971

A 28-year-old married man with six children from Crossmaglen. He was killed by a soldier when the van he was driving backfired outside Springfield Road RUC station in West Belfast.

Square 5
Brendan McKenna
2nd June 1993                 

A 29-year-old married man from Derrytrasna, near Lurgan. He was shot by the UDA as he drove away from a quarry near Comber, County Down.

Square 6
Paddy Kelly
8th May 1987

A 32-year-old married man with three children, A IRA member from East Tyrone. He was one of eight men killed by the SAS in an ambush at Loughall.

Square 7
Francis Brown
11th March 1994

A 34-year-old man from Portadown. He was killed by the UVF when a booby-trapped bomb was placed under the wheel of a lorry owned by his brother. A member of the Royal Irish Regiment was jailed for his involvement in this incident and five other murders.

ROW 7
Left To Right:

Square 1
Brendan Mullan
30th August 1988

A 26-year-old single man. An IRA member from Sixmilecross. He was one of three men killed in an SAS ambush at Drumnakilly, County Tyrone.

Square 2
Felix John Hughes
15th July 1972

A 35-year-old married man with six children from Portadown. He was abducted and killed by the UDA and his body was found three weeks later in a drain near Watson Street, in Portadown.

Square 3
Michael Tighe
24th November 1982

A 17-year-old single man from Craigavon. He was killed by the RUC in a shot-to-kill incident at a hayshed in County Armagh.

Square 4
Danny Rouse
25th November 1983

A 51-year-old married man with three children from Meadowbrook in Craigavon. He was beaten to death by the UVF as he walked home after a night out playing bingo.

Square 5
Desmond Morgan
27th November 1973

An 18-year-old single man. An IRA member from Coalisland. He was shot by British soldiers during an exchange of gunfire at Dungannon Road,

Square 6
James Brown
28th April 1994

A 48-year-old married man with three children. He was a Newsagent from Chestnut Gardens in North Belfast. He was shot by the UVF in his shop at Garmoyle Street in the Docks area of Belfast.

Square 7
Tony Nolan
8th December 1971

A 20-year-old single man. An IRA member from the Markets area of South Belfast. He was accidentally shot in a house in Crawford Street in the Markets area.

Quilt 6

ROW 1
Left To Right:

Square 1
John Patch
13th November 1976

A 34-year-old man from Elmgrove Street, North Belfast. He was abducted by the UDA as he walked home on the Cliftonville Road, Belfast. His body was found beaten and shot through the head.

Square 2
Francis Bradley
19th June 1975

A 16-year-old from Northwick Drive, Ardoyne, North Belfast. He was killed in a UVF bomb attacked at a filling station in the Corporation Street area near the Docks.

Square 3
Declan Arthurs
8th May 1987

A 21-year-old man. An IRA member from Galbally, County Tyrone. He was one of eight men killed on active service by the SAS at Loughgall Police station.

Square 4
Sean O’Riordan
23rd March 1972

A 13-year-old schoolboy. A Member of the Fianna from Oranmore Street, Clonard, West Belfast. He was shot by the British Army at the corner of Cupar Street, West Belfast.

Square 5
Anne Parker
11th August 1972

An 18-year-old single woman. An IRA member from Whitecliff Crescent, Ballymurphy, Belfast. One of two people killed when a bomb exploded prematurely at North Howard Street, off the Falls Road, Belfast.

Square 6
Gerard Donaghey
30th January 1972

A 17-year-old from Derry. He was one of thirteen people shot by British Paratroopers on Bloody Sunday.

Square 7
Tommy Carlin
7th July 1970

An IRA member from Creggan, Derry. He was one of three volunteers and two children killed in a premature bomb explosion at Drunree Gardens, Creggan estate, Derry.

ROW 2
Left To Right:

Square 1
Gerard Kiely
9th February 1975

An 18-year-old student from Cumberland Park, Dundonald, South Belfast. He was one of two people shot by the UDA as they left mass at St Bridgid’s Church, Malone Road, Belfast.

Square 2
Ian Catney
18th January 1989

A 27-year-old man from Springfield Road, West Belfast. He was shot by the UVF at his mothers shop in the Smithfield Markets area of central Belfast.

Square 3
Stephen McConomy
19th April 1982

An 11-year-old schoolboy from Dove Gardens, Bogside, Derry. He was killed by a plastic bullet fired by the British Army from an army Saracen in Derry.

Square 4
Michael Crossey
22nd November 1971

A 21-year-old IRA member from Derrymacash near Lurgan. He was killed when a bomb exploded prematurely at a bar in the centre of Lurgan.

Square 5
Peter Gallagher
24th April 1993

A 44-year-old married man with six children. A member of Sinn Fein from Toomebridge, County Antrim. He was shot by the UDA as he arrived for work on the Grosvenor Road area of West Belfast.

Square 6
Francis Crawford
31st August 1991

A 57-year-old father of five children from North Belfast. A delivery driver for a Chinese takeaway. He was shot by the UDA as he delivered food to a bogus address off the Antrim Road, Belfast.

Square 7
Seamus Cassidy
28th July 1972

A 22-year-old IRA member from the Oldpark Road area of North Belfast. He was shot by the British Army as he sat in a car outside the Starry Plough bar on the New Lodge Road area of North Belfast.

ROW 3
Left To Right:

Square 1
Hugh Martin
3rd December 1972

A 55-year-old married man with five children from Eskdale Gardens, Ardoyne. He was shot by the UVF as he left work at a bakery in East Belfast.

Square 2
Louis Scullion
14th July 1972

A 27-year-old IRA member from Unity Flats, Belfast. He was shot by the British Army near his home. He was unarmed at the time.

Square 3
Phelem Grant
6th February 1972

An IRA member from Toombebridge, County Antrim. He was one of two men killed when a bomb exploded prematurely on a barge on Lough Neagh.

Square 4
Paul Thompson
27th April 1994

A 25-year-old man from Dermott Hill Road, Belfast. He was shot by the UDA as he accompanied a taxi driver friend to pick up a fare in Springfield Park, West Belfast.

Square 5
Kevin Kilpatrick
14th May 1973

A 20-year-old single man. An IRA member from Coalisland, County Tyrone. He was shot by the UDR at a roadblock at the Diamond, Ardboe.

Square 6
James McDade
14th November 1974

A 26-year-old married man with one child. An IRA member originally from Ardoyne. He was killed when a bomb exploded prematurely at a telephone exchange in Coventry, England.

Square 7
Eugene Kelly
9th May 1987

A 25-year-old single man. An IRA member from Cappagh, County Tyrone. He was one of nine people killed by the SAS in an ambush at Loughgall.

ROW 4
Left To Right:

Square 1
Martin Bradley
12th May 1994

A 23-year-old single man from Ligoniel. He was shot by the UDA at his aunts’ home on the Crumlin Road, Belfast as he played with his one-year-old nephew.

Square 2
Gerard McDade
21st December 1971

A 23-year-old married man, his wife was pregnant. He was from Oakfield Street, North Belfast. He was shot in the back by the British Army during a raid in the Ardoyne area.

Square 3
Kitty Irvine
4th December 1971

A 45-year-old married woman with children from the New Lodge area of Belfast. She was one of fifteen people killed the McGurk’s Bar bombing.

Square 4
Paula Strong and Clare Hughes
31st October 1972

Paula aged six and Clare aged four from the Docks area of Belfast. They were killed on Halloween night by a bomb left in the street when they were playing by the UDA.

Square 5
Pat Finucane
12th February 1989

A 38-year-old married man with three children. A prominent defence Solicitor. He was shot by the UDA at his home in Fortwilliam Drive, North Belfast.

Square 6
Stan Carberry
13th November 1972

A 34-year-old married man with children. An IRA member from Bingham Drive, Andersonstown. He was shot by the British Army as he emerged wounded from a car on the Falls Road, West Belfast.

Square 7
Rose Curry
23rd September 1971

An 18-year-old single girl. A member of the Official IRA from the Lower Falls area of Belfast. She was one of two people killed when a bomb exploded prematurely in a house in Merrion Street in the Lower Falls area of Belfast.

ROW 5
Left To Right:

Square 1
Bill Gilmore
7th February 1999

A 65-year-old man from North Belfast. He was one of two men shot by the LVF when they opened fire on a pub in North Belfast on New Year's Eve, 1997. He died later from injuries received.

Square 2
Martin Love
8th April 1985

A 24-year-old single man from Enniskillen. He was shot by the UVF as he walked home. A 21-year-old solider, home on leave, in Enniskillen was convicted of his murder and a 23-year-old UDR man was convicted of supplying the weapon.

Square 3
Brian Campbell
4th December 1983

A 19-year-old single man. An IRA member from Coalisland. He was one of two men shot by the SAS in an ambush at Clonoe Road near Coalisland.

Square 4
Sean Campbell
20th April 1977

A 19-year-old single man from the Bone district of North Belfast. He was killed by a 100lb UVF car bomb that exploded as mourners gathered for the funeral of IRA man, Trevor McKibben in Ardoyne.

Square 5
Harry McMahon
15th May 1976

A 39-year-old married man with three children from Unity Flats, Belfast. He was one of two men killed by a UVF bomb that exploded at the Avenue Bar near Belfast city centre.

Square 6
Pearse Dunleavy
8th February 1996

From North Belfast he was beaten by Loyalists as he returned to his home on the Cliftonville Road at Peter's Hill. He died later from his injuries.

Square 7
Joseph Murphy
22nd August 1971

A 41-year-old married man with nine children from Ballymurphy. He was one of seven people shot by British soldiers during internment. He died later from gun shot wounds and injuries received in a beating as he lay on he ground inside the Henry Taggart army base in West Belfast.

ROW 6
Left To Right:

Square 1
Denis Carville
6th October 1990

A 19-year-old single man from Parkview Street, Lurgan. He was shot by the UVF as he sat in a car with his girlfriend on the shores of Lough Neagh near Lurgan.

Square 2
Seamus Simpson
11th August 1971

A 21-yer-old married man. An IRA member from the Springfield Road area of Belfast. He was shot by British soldiers at Rossnareen Road, Andersonstown, West Belfast.

Square 3
John McGuigan
15th October 1991

A 24-yer-old single man from Lenadoon Avenue, Belfast. He was shot by the UDA as he stood in his employees yard off the Ravenhill Road, South Belfast.

Square 4
Frank Shannon (Fra)
9th June 1996

From the Ardoyne area of North Belfast. An INLA member. He was shot in Turf Lodge during an internal feud within the INLA.

Square 5
Jim Doherty
15th October 1972

A 6-year-old boy from Turf Lodge. He was shot outside his home. It is not known if it was the IRA or the British Army who was responsible as both were in the area at the time.

Square 6
Colm McNutt
12th December 1977

An 18-year-old single man. A member of the INLA from Ballane Pass, Derry. He was shot by an under cover soldier who was the driver of the car he attempted to hi-jack.

Square 7
Isabel Leyland
21st August 1992

A 40-year-old married woman with four children, originally from North Belfast but living in Lancashire, England. She was home on a holiday. She was killed in an IRA ambush on an army land rover in Flax Street, Ardoyne.

ROW 7
Left To Right:

Square 1
Mervyn and Rosaleen McDonald
9th July 1976

A married couple with two young children from Newtownabbey, North Belfast. They were both machine gunned by the UDA in front of their children aged two and 4 months in their own home.

Square 2
Trevor (Dandy) Close
26th May 1983

A 33-year-old married man with four children. A milkman from Cliftonville Road, Belfast. He was shot by the UVF at a shop where he was delivering milk.

Square 3
Jim Sheridan
18th December 1971

A 19-year-old single man. An IRA member from Ballymagurgan, Magherafelt. He was one of three men killed when a bomb exploded prematurely in a car they were travelling in at Magherafelt.

Square 4
Michael Hayes
1st October 1972

A 27-year-old married man, a Docker from Spamount Street in the New Lodge, Belfast. He was hot by the British Army close to his home. The docks came to a standstill during his funeral.

Square 5
Malachy Trainor
14th December 1982

Portadown- Prisoner in Long Kesh when it was burned down and gas used in 1974 one of many prisoners who has since died of the effect of the gas.

Square 6
Paul Blake
27th March 1981

A 26-year-old man from Ardoyne. He was shot by the UDA from a passing car as he walked alone in Berwick Road in the Ardoyne area of North Belfast.

Square 7
Martha Crawford
30th March 1972

A 39-year-old married mother of ten children from Andersonstown. She was shot by the IRA during crossfire with the British Army. Two of her sons were also later killed.

Quilt 7

Row 1
Left To Right:

Square 1
Michael Devine
23rd Feb 1985

Aged 23, IRA member one of three men, including his brother David shot by the SAS near Plumbirdge Road in Strabane.

Square 2
Michael Mc Larnon
28th Oct 1971

Shot in the chest by a soldier at Etna Drive in Ardoyne, North Belfast.

Square 3
Sammy Mc Larnon
15th Aug 1969

Aged 27 Married with children from Herbert Street Ardoyne, in North Belfast. Shot by the R.U.C in his own home.

Square 4
Patsy O' Hara
21st May 1981

Aged 24, INLA member form Derry. One of 10 Republicans to die on hunger strike in Long Kesh prison.

Square 5
Frankie Mc Carroll
20th Dec 1972

Aged 58, Widower with children from Derry. One of five men killed in a UDA gun attack on "Annie's Bar".

Square 6
Eamon Mc McCormick
31st October 1971

Aged 17, member of the Fianna from Ballymurphy, West Belfast. He died from injuries on 16th Jan 1972 after the British Army had shot him several months before.

Square 7
David Devine
23rd Feb 1985

Aged 17, IRA member one of three men, including his brother Michael, shot by the S.A.S in Strabane.

Row 2
Left To Right:

Square 1
Francis Dodds
9th Sept 1973

Died of a Heart Attack in Long Kesh prison.

Square 2
John Judge
31st July 1990

Aged 34, Married with three children from Springfield road area of West Belfast. He was shot dead by the UDA outside his home as he celebrated the 5th birthday of one of his children.

Square 3
Jim Mc Ginn
15th Dec 1973

Aged 20, IRA member from Strabane. Killed when a bomb exploded prematurely at Clady Bridge on the southern side of the border.

Square 4
Kevin Lynch
1st Aug 1981

Aged 25, INLA member, from Dungiven, South Derry. One of ten Republicans to die on Hunger Strike in Long Kesh prison.

Square 5
Gerard Logue
22nd March 1987

Aged 27, IRA member from Derry. Died after his weapon fired accidentally in the Gobnascale area of Derry.

Square 6
Sean Hughes
7th Sept 1993

Aged 40, Married with 3 children from Carryduff South Belfast was shot by the UDA in his hairdressing salon on the Falls road.

Square 7
Barney Kelly
20th Dec 1972

Aged 26, Married with children from the Gobnascale Estate in the waterside area of Derry. One of five men killed when the U.D.A opened fire on customers in "Annie's Bar" in Derry.

Row 3
Left To Right:

Square 1
Pauline Doherty
24th Sept 1976

Aged 17 from Oldpark Ave. in North Belfast. She was shot six times by the U.D.A who forced their way into her home.

Square 2
Martin O' Pery
16th Aug 1991

Aged 29 IPLO member. Shot by the U.V.F as he sat holding his young daughter in his home in the Divis Area in the Lower Falls.

Square 3
Ciaran Murphy
13th October 1974

Aged 17 form Ardoyne in North Belfast. His body was found in a Quarry in North Belfast on 13th Oct 1974 after the U.D.A had abducted him as he walked home near the Antrim Road.

Square 4
Francis Hughes
12th May 1981

Aged 27 IRA member from Bellaghy South Derry. One of ten Hunger Strikers who died in Long Kesh Prison.

Square 5
William Mc Kinney
30th Jan 1972

Aged 27 from Creggan in Derry. One of 13 people shot dead by Paratroopers on Bloody Sunday in Derry.

Square 6
Antoine Mac Giolla Bhrighde
2nd Dec 1984

Aged 27 IRA member from Magherafelt. Shot by the S.A.S in an incident near the Fermanagh border.

Square 7
Desmond Mackin
19th June 1972

Aged 37 married with children from Andersonstown West Belfast. Shot by the IRA in a social club in Lesson Street in the Lower Falls. One Bullet hit a major artery in his leg.

Row 4
Left To Right:

Square 1
Patrick Mc Mahon
15th Oct 1993

Aged 23 from Spamount Street New Lodge area. Shot by UDA in front of his girlfriend and young son as they got out of a van in Newington Ave in North Belfast.

Square 2
Paul Fox
1st Dec 1975

Aged 20 IRA member killed with Laura Crawford when a bomb exploded prematurely in Belfast City centre.

Square 3
Patrick Vincent
16th Feb 1992

Aged 20, an IRA member from Dungannon one of four men killed by the S.A.S in a planned Ambush near St. Patrick's Church Clone near Coalisland.

Square 4
John Patrick Hardy
28th Aug 1979

Aged 37 married with 10 children from New Lodge Road Area. Shot by the UVF at his home in Aston Street. The British Army had previously killed his brother Ambrose on the 4th Feb 1973.

Square 5
Seamus Hardy
14th September 1975

Aged 19 from Carrigart Avenue in Lenadoon. Shot by the UDA after he was abducted from Belfast City Centre and his body was in an alley way off the Crumlin Road on the 14th Sept 1975.

Square 6
Martin L ‘Estrange
12th Aug 1994

Aged 36 married with two children from South Belfast. Shot by the UDA at the Lurgan print firm where he worked.

Square 7
John (Bap) Kelly
21st Jan 1975

Aged 26 married with four children from the Lower Falls. Killed with John Stone when a bomb exploded prematurely in Chichester Street in Belfast City Centre.

Row 5
Left To Right:

Square 1
Guiseppe Conlon
23rd Jan 1980

Father of Gerard Conlon. One of the Guildford Four from the Falls Road area of West Belfast. He was arrested in England after he went to visit his son. He had a history of severe Bronchial problems and died in prison still protesting his innocence.

Square 2
Gerard Steenson
15th March 1987

Aged 29 IPLO member one of two men shot by the INLA in a car in West Belfast during an internal feud.

Square 3
Trevor Brecknell
19th Dec 1975

Aged 32 married with three children. From Cullyhanna but originally from England. One of three men killed when loyalists attacked a bar at Silverbridge in a gun and bomb attack.

Square 4
Pol Kinsella

Aged 31 a prisoner died at Long Kesh in 1994 from Leukaemia as a result of poor medical care. He was from Derry.

Square 5
Paul Armstrong
8th November 1974

From Ligoniel in North Belfast. A Seaman home on leave, he was shot by the UVF and his body was found in a Derelict Bakery in the Old Park area on the 8th of Nov 1974.

Square 6
Charley Hughes
8th Mar 1971

An IRA member from the Lower Falls, shot dead by members of the official IRA.

Square 7
Charlie Mc McCafferty
20th Dec 1972

Aged 31 married with a child from Derry. One of five men killed when the UDA opened fire on a bar in the Waterside area.

Row 6
Left To Right:

Square 1
Denise Ann Dickson
8th Feb 1971

Denise was knocked down and killed by a British Army Saracen in North Belfast.

Square 2
John Starrs
13th May 1972

Aged 19 IRA member from Derry. The British Army shot him at the junction of Chamberlain Street and William Street in Derry and died two hours later.

Square 3
James F Mc Caughey
17th Mar 1976

Aged 13 from Dungannon one of four people killed by a UVF bomb at the Hill Crest bar in Dungannon on St. Patrick's Day in 1976. He was in the street on his way home at the time.

Square 4
David Glennon
8th Mar 1973

Aged 45 Married with six children, from Ballymurphy West Belfast. He was abducted by the UDA and shot dead.

Square 5
Mc Cool Family
27th June 1970

Father and two daughters Thomas aged forty, Bernadette Aged nine and Carole aged three. They all died together along with two other IRA members when a bomb exploded prematurely at their home in the Creggan Estate in Derry.

Square 6
Junior McDaid
29th Dec 1972

Aged thirty, IRA member from the Shantallow area in Derry. Shot by soldiers at Ballyarnett near Derry.

Square 7
Michael Ben Meenan
30th Oct 1974

Aged 16, IRA member from Derry. He was killed instantly when a bomb exploded prematurely in a car at a filling station at Strand Road Derry.

Row 7
Left To Right:

Square 1
Martha Campbell
14th May 1972

Aged 13, schoolgirl from West Belfast shot by a UVF gunman as she walked with friends along Springhill Ave.

Square 2
Annette Mc Gavigan
6th Sept 1971

Aged 14, schoolgirl from the Bogside in Derry shot by the British Army as she attempted to get a rubber bullet for her collection of riot souvenirs.

Square 3
John Toland
22nd Nov 1976

Aged 35 married with seven children from Derry. Bar manager shot by the UDA in the Happy Landings bar in Derry.

Square 4
Geraldine Mc Mahon
28th May 1972

One of eight people killed when an IRA bomb exploded prematurely in the Short Strand area of East Belfast.

Square 5
Michael Mc Ginley
20th Dec 1972

Aged 37, Married with one child from Anderson Crescent in Derry. One of five men killed in a UDA gun attack on the Top Of the Hill bar in the Waterside area of Derry.

Square 6
Jimmy Carr
28th Nov 1972

Aged 19, IRA member from the Bogside in Derry. He died with another IRA member when a bomb exploded prematurely in a house in the Bogside.

Square 7
John Fennell
4th March 1996

Aged 35, INLA member married with children from Ardoyne. His body was found in a caravan in Bundoran Co. Donegal. Believed to be feud related on the 5th Mar1996.

Quilt 8

Row 1
Left To Right:

Square 1
Sean Lavery
8th September 1993

Sean was a 21-year-old student murdered in his own home on the Antrim Road by the UFF when they fired through the window of the house.

Square 2
Martin Lavery
20th December 1992

Martin was shot dead by two UVF gunmen who burst into his home in north Belfast and shot him as he was wrapping Christmas presents. His 5-year-old daughter was sitting on his knee at the time.

Square 3
Malcolm Nugent
3rd March 1991

An IRA member, Malcolm, aged 20, was one of four men killed in a UVF attack at Boyle's pub in Cappagh Co Tyrone. Malcolm was a proud Republican and this is represented on the square by the Easter Lily. He loved a game of pool, enjoyed life, and lived it to the full.

Square 4
John (Jackie) McErlean
7th April 1972

Jackie was an IRA volunteers who was killed on active service when a bomb exploded prematurely. At 17 years of age, he was an apprentice engineer at Feldon House. He had all the gear of the youth at that time, Ben Sherman, Wranglers, Oxfords (well polished) etc. He loved life and lived it to the full. He also loved to go to Greencastle and Star of the Sea discos. Jackie was very fond of the girls and they of him. He had a great future in front of him, he was much loved as he still is to day and is sorely missed by all who knew him.

Square 5
Margaret McErlean
18th February 1974

Margaret, 18 was on her way to work with two friends when the car was ambushed. 16-year-old Thomas Donaghy died instantly and Margaret died a week later in hospital. The other person in the car received injuries. Police had been informed about men acting suspiciously in the area, but did not show up. Margaret wanted a mini car and she was learning the Irish language. She was a flower child hippie.

Square 6
Gary Campbell
7th November 1990

Loyalists shot Gary as he sat with his young son in his home in Spamount St in North Belfast.

Square 7
Thomas Armstrong
3rd March 1991

Thomas Armstrong, was a 52 years old single man from Cappagh, Co Tyrone. He was one of four men killed in a UVF attack on Boyle's pub in the village of Cappagh on 3rd March 1991. The piece of black leather on the square is from one of his shoes. The penny was because he was remembered for searching for some time for one he lost when he was young. The St Bridget's Cross and Rosary reflect Tommy's faith and Irishness. Tommy, on his tractor (which he cherished), was a familiar sight around Cappagh and Galbally.

Row 2
Left To Right:

Square 1
Laura Crawford
1st December 1975

Laura died with Paul Fox in a premature bomb explosion in King Street/Castle Street, Belfast. She was 25 years young. Laura loved pop and rock music so copies of her favourite groups - Led Zepplin and Rory Gallagher  - are on the square. The car represents a Ford Anglia with a red roof, which was her pride and joy. She also loved fashion. Laura was a loving daughter and sister who will always be remembered.

Square 2
Sean O'Farrell
16th February 1992

23 year-old Sean was one of four men killed in a planned SAS ambush at St Patrick's Church Clonoe. Sean enjoyed playing the recorder, which can be seen on his square.

Square 3
Joseph McGuinness
14th August 1974

Shot by UVF as he was crossing North Queen St. He ran back to Upper Meadow St. Joseph loved boxing, which is represented by the gloves on his square.

Square 4
Sean Campbell
20th April 1977

19 year-old Sean was killed in a car bomb explosion at Etna Drive Ardoyne, as he stood at Trevor Mc Kibbon's funeral. Sean, who was very musical, played drums and the mouth organ. He played in Martin Lavery’s Band. He was a much-loved brother and is sorely missed.

Square 5
Patrick McElhone
7th August 1974

Patrick was taken from his home by members of the British Army and shot dead in a meadow near his home in Pomeroy. The tractor on the square represents Patrick's love of farming. The accordion represents his love of music and he played in Pomeroy Accordion Band. The sky blue backdrop symbolises the clear blue summer sky the day he died. The daisies and buttercups were in full bloom in the meadow where he was working hay when he died.

Square 6
David McIlwaine
19th February 2000

David was murdered on 19th February 2000. The square is in memory of our son David from Mum and Dad, miss you so much. Also from sister Susie and brother Noel, miss you loads.

Square 7
Henry Heaney
4th June 1978

Henry was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment. He served 4 years of his sentence in Long Kesh and most of this time he was in ill health. He died in Musgrave Park hospital aged 65 years of age. Henry was a true Republican to the end.

Row 3
Left To Right:

Square 1
Willie Price
13th July 1984

Willie was shot by the SAS who were lying in wait at Ardboe Co Tyrone, as members of the IRA were scouting the area around a factory. He was shot in the legs and then shot in the head while he was in a sitting position. Willie, one of 10 children, was a keen footballer. He loved painting and had painted a picture of a horse and a bowl of fruit. The painting of the horse is represented on the square.

Square 2
Sam Marshall
7th March 1990

31-year-old Sam was murdered as he walked home to the Kilwilkie Estate in Lurgan. He was with two other men who were followed after signing bail conditions at Lurgan Police Station. Collusion was suspected in this high profile case.

Square 3
Declan Martin
21st February 1984

18-year-old Declan was killed by the SAS in Dunloy. Declan was always with his father and from an early age he helped out with the family’s plumbing business. He was ‘fit for anything’ and would have made a good plumber. As an eldest grandchild, Declan spent many a happy time with his Grandparents in the South Derry area. Declan was a father figure for his siblings and loved to help others. He loved playing snooker and Gaelic football and played for Dunloy minors.

Square 4
Marie Doyle
13th March 1975

Marie was killed by a loyalist bomb, which exploded in Conway's Bar in Greencastle. Marie was a loving wife to her husband Hugh and a devoted mother to her three children, Mary, Hugh and Martin. She worked hard for her family and always put them first. In the little spare time she had, Marie loved to be in the garden attending her flowers and plants.

Square 5
Peter Magee
5th February 1992

Peter and his twin brother Martin were the youngest in their family of seven. Peter was only 18 years old when he was killed. He was always happy and had a smile for everyone. He enjoyed going to the greyhound track to watch the dogs racing. Peter also loved playing Gaelic football and played for St Malachy’s Gaelic Team. Peter always went to the bookies for a bet with his twin, Martin, but on the 5th February 1992 he went on his own. Sadly that is where his life was brutally taken away from him by a unionist death squad with the full support and knowledge of the British government. Peter will remain in our hearts forever.

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Doreen McGuinness
1st January 1980

16-year-old Doreen died when the British army opened fire on the car she was travelling in, on the Whiterock Road in West Belfast. A 17 year-old youth was also injured in the incident. Doreen loved Abba and her favourite song was ‘Dancing Queen’

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Kevin Murray
15th March 1974

Kevin was a 29-year-old IRA member from Dungannon Co Tyrone. He was married with four young children. He was one of two men killed when a bomb exploded prematurely on the Ballygawley to Aughnacloy Road near Dungannon.

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Michael Donnelly
9th August 1980

A plastic bullet killed Michael on the lower Falls Road. The British army stated Michael had been killed ‘ in the course of a riot ‘. At the inquest the judge dismissed the army’s account and said ‘Michael was killed during a lull and that his death and the use of plastic bullets was uncalled for and unjustified’. Michael was 21 and the eldest of 7 children. He had studied at Queen’s University and had also spent some time in Liverpool. He worked out of the Crescent Art Centre, which catered for both sides of the community. His quest was to make a difference to peoples’ lives. Although Michael lived in the Holy Land area of Belfast he was visiting his parents when he was shot.

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Sean McConville
15 April 1972

A car came to the roundabout at the Ardoyne Shops. Occupants asked where Brompton Park was. Sean went over to the car and he was shot. He died shortly afterwards from the 5 bullet wounds he received from the two guns which were used. Frankie Curry a prominent Loyalist was in the car. Sean was 17 and the eldest of his family. He loved Celtic football club. His room was decorated with Celtic memorabilia and he travelled to see them play. Sean served his time as a diesel mechanic and looked forward to a promising carer.

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Martin McCaughey
9th October 1990

Martin was a 23-year-old man from Galbally, Co. Tyrone. He was engaged to be married when he died. He was a member of the IRA and former Sinn Fein councillor, killed by the SAS along with Dessie Grew at Lislasley outside Loughgall in ‘ a shoot to kill’  incident. Martin was a bricklayer who played football and loved a pint of Guinness. He was a physical force Republican

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Sammy Hughes
7th April 1972

Sammy was a dedicated IRA volunteer. He died when a bomb exploded prematurely at Bawnmore Garages.

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Brendan Maguire
4th February 1973

A 32-year-old single man, Brendan was one of six unarmed men murdered by the British Army on the New Lodge Road. He had gone to the assistance of another victim when he was shot dead. Brendan was the youngest member of his family. He suffered from asthma and lived with his elderly parents in Burlington St in the New Lodge Road. The night he was shot was the first time Brendan had been out after a severe asthma attack. He worked as a deep-sea docker and was very easy going. In his spare time, Brendan enjoyed having a bet on the horses and a pint of Guinness. He also enjoyed trips up the Antrim coast with his friends.

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Charles McCrystal
7th April 1972

An IRA Volunteer Charles was killed in action. He died with Jackie McErlean and Sammy Hughes.

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Joseph McCrystal
13th November 1972

UVF cowards murdered Joseph as walked along the Whitewell Bridge on his way   home from work. Some men got out of a car and shot him. As this family had lost two loved ones it was important to the family  that Charles and Joseph were together on the quilt.

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James Hasty
11th October 1974

James worked for Farrens who provided a lift for their workers. He was walking down Broughan St, which is off North Queen St and is a continuation of Duncairn Gardens, to get his lift when he was shot.

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Tommy Casey
26th October 1990

Tommy was a married man with 11 children who came from Kildress, near Cookstown. Loyalists shot him as he checked the home of a friend who was on holiday. Tommy was a painter and decorator by trade. He was a member of Sinn Fein and a great Irishman.

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Sean Loughran
25th June 1973

Sean, an IRA Member from Drumglass Way, Dungannon was one of three men killed when the bomb they were transporting in a car exploded prematurely on the Omagh to Gortin Road. Sean painted the picture on the square in 1972 and signed it with a crow, as this was his nickname. His brother, Gerry, also known as ‘the Crow’ died shortly after completing the square

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Rosaleen O'Kane

17th September 1976

Rosaleen (33) was single and lived alone in North Belfast. She was a friendly, loving sister, who was murdered in her own flat. Her murderers set 3 different fires in the building in order to destroy all evidence. Neighbours heard cries for help but the police did not arrive. Further evidence gathered was destroyed in a mysterious fire at the forensic laboratory at Belvoir. Lenny Murphy’s gang was suspected of carrying out the attack. It is a clear case of collusion.

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William Johnston
21st December 1991

William lived with his protestant girlfriend in Fortuna St off the Donegall Road, Belfast. Loyalists shot him dead at his home. After the incident it was said to his girlfriend “ go and see your Fenian boyfriend now”. William was a much-loved son and brother and he had many protestant friends.

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Finbarr McKenna
2nd May 1987

Finbarr was killed when a blast bomb he was throwing at Springfield Road RUC Station exploded prematurely. Finbarr was on the blanket protest in Long Kesh for a long time. He played Gaelic football and was a great supporter of West Ham football team, which is represented by the badge on his square.

Square 7
Henry Corbett
3rd September 1979

Henry's wife, Martha, answered a knock at the front door about midnight. One man burst in and shot Henry. Two men were at the back of the house. Henry died in his wife's arms. The RUC/British army tore the house apart after the murder searching it. Henry was a much-loved father of 3 sons and he loved to play darts.

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1. Kieran Abram
5th July 1992

Kieran was walking his dog in Northumberland St when it ran behind the barrier separating the two communities. There were a number of loyalists standing at the barrier and they attacked and murdered Kieran. Kieran’s much loved dog is represented on the square.

Square 2
Francis Nolan
6th November 1976

Gunmen broke into Francis Nolan’s home in Victoria Parade in North Belfast. A masked gunman on the upstairs landing confronted Francis’s wife Catherine. She ran back into the bedroom and her husband tried to block the door. The gunman fired into the room killing Francis. Catherine lost consciousness, and when she came to, she ran downstairs to her mum, Catherine O’Connor only to find that she had been stabbed to death. Francis was a compérè and liked to go out to nightclubs for a pint.

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Catherine O' Connor
6th November 1976

After killing her son-in-law, Francis Nolan, two masked men stabbed Catherine (Cassie) to death. Cassie’s rosary beads were in her hand when she was murdered and there is a representation of them on the square. Cassie’s daughter Catherine ran out of the house with her two children.

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Betty O’Neill McDonald (SRN, SCN)
16th August 1976

Betty was the wife of Malachy McDonald, the publican who owned the "Step In Bar" and was one of two people killed when a 'no warning 'UVF car bomb exploded outside the bar in the border town of Keady. After putting her three children, aged 18 months, 4 years and 7 years, to bed she went downstairs and was serving in the lounge bar when the bomb exploded. Betty and Gerald McGleenan were killed instantly and 32 people were injured. Most of the bar and private quarters were demolished. The family lost everything and her husband and children had to borrow clothes to attend her funeral. The square is made from part of her nurse's uniform. The hearts represent her husband and children. The roses represent her parents, brothers and sisters. The single fallen rose is Betty who sadly is no longer with us.

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Bernadette Hyndman
12th March 1972

Bernadette was shot during the 1972 ceasefire on her own doorstep in Abbysinna St Lower Falls. She was mistaken by the IRA for a member of the British army. Bernadette was killed on “Mothering Sunday”, leaving behind a much-loved little girl of 12 months called Elizabeth. Bernadette was a happy and loving person who prided herself on her ‘bee hive’ hairstyle, which is represented on her square by a beehive. Bernadette was a beautiful daughter, sister, wife, and a devoted mother, whose life was cut short on what should have been a happy Mother’s Day.

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Richard McCann
8th October 1975

Richard was shot by loyalists on 26th August 1975, while he was at work in a York Road garage but died on 8th October 1975 from his injuries. Three gunmen pulled up, and Richard shouted to his colleagues to run. The gunmen then shot him at point blank range with a double-barrelled shotgun. There were up to 400 pellet wounds in his body and he was on a life-support machine. 1 year later it was discovered that a different colleague had set him up to be murdered by the UVF.

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Hugh Martin
30th December 1972

Hugh worked for 'Sunblest' bakery on the Beersbridge Road, East Belfast. He was shot at 4.15a.m outside the bakery as he was leaving work after the night shift. He lived for his family of 3 girls and 2 boys. As a night shift worker, Hugh looked forward to the weekends and playing bingo. The family choose brown material for his square as brown was his favourite colour and put a baker’s hat on it, as he was a baker.

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Patrick Carty
25th June 1973

Paddy was a 26-year-old IRA member from Dungannon. He was one of three men killed when the bomb they were transporting exploded prematurely on the Omagh to Gortin Road. He loved hunting with Lurchers, so they are at the heart of his square.

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James (Josie) Joseph Connolly 
6th February 1989

Josie died from injuries sustained in a premature explosion. He showed courage and true commitment on that night when, despite being fatally injured, he refused to give his name or address. His younger brother, Charlie also aged 20, pictured on the square, died a year later in San Francisco where he had moved to escape constant harassment and repeated death threats. He was tragically killed by a drunk driver. The square has been made on a Manchester United football jersey of Josie’s, the boxing gloves and Gaelic posts represent the brothers’ keen sportsmanship but also the goals Josie reached in his short life. He excelled at brick laying and became a tutor of his trade. The red and black are the colours of the Gaelic team he played for (St Eugene’s Castlederg) and his county side: Tyrone. Josie was an inspiration to us all and showed commitment to Ireland’s cause.

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Martin Patrick Skillen
3rd August 1974

Martin Patrick Skillen was a 2nd Lieutenant, 2nd Batt. “D” Coy. P.I.R.A.
Martin was the 4th child in a family of 15 children. His father chopped sticks, which Martin and his siblings sold to help the family make ends meet. Martin made the most money as he used an old pram, which he hid in a dentist’s house, to carry the bundles of sticks to customers he had lined up before he went out. Martin loved to fish in Alexander Park and the Waterworks using fishing net that cost one shilling (5p). He brought his ‘catch’ of tadpoles and spricks home in a jam jar to show to the rest of the family. Martin started to serve his time as a bricklayer and the first job he did was to build a wall for his mother. He and his mother were ‘over the moon’ when the wall turned out to be perfect as Martin had taken his time building it.Martin was mad about football and loved Leeds United Football Club while his brothers supported other teams such as Liverpool and Man Utd. When they played football on the street, Martin played goals so he could keep out the opposition against his side, Leeds. Martin had a personality second to none, and his smile for everyone won him many friends, young and old. He was very generous and would have given his last penny to anyone. “Remembering you is easy, Martin, we do it every day, missing you is the heartache that never goes away”.

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Mary Sheppard
23rd November 1974

Mary was the 41-year-old mother of 4 children. She was shot dead by UFF/UDA gunmen who walked into her husband's taxi firm, 'Arkle Taxis' in Clifton St Belfast and shot her. Clyde Hutton was also killed by the gunmen in the same incident. The four roses on Mary’s square represent her four children.

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Dominic Marron
17th August 2004

An RUC member shot my husband Dominic in the head at close range in May 1981 when he was 14 years old. He suffered damaging head injuries that left him paralysed on the left side. In later years he developed heart problems. Dominic and I met in 1984 and married on 24th June 1989. We had two sons – Nicholas and Gary who like himself were avid Liverpool fans. Even though Dominic had only the use of one arm he developed great skill in playing snooker. Dominic was a funny character and was known by loads of people who would say “he was never without a can of Diet Coke”. Dominic lived a very happy life and was devoted to our two sons and me. However he campaigned against the use of plastic bullets with the help of Relatives for Justice in which he made many friends. Dominic’s own injuries meant he felt very strongly about the use of plastic bullets and he said many times “I would hate another child to be left like me”. Dominic always fought against his injuries and tried to live a normal life, but sadly he died of a massive heart attack on 17th August 2004. He left, me aged 36, Nicholas 13 yrs and Gary 9yrs, behind. We will always be proud of Dominic and have loads of funny and happy memories. I now think to myself ‘ wonder what the RUC man who shot Dominic is doing to-day, and the grief he has caused’. The most annoying thing is that he was never charged with the shooting of Dominic. I would like to thank Relatives for Justice, Clara Pauline, and Marie for the help and support they have given me in the last two years.

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Peter McGuinness
9th August 1981

Peter McGuinness was a beloved husband and father of 5 children who lived for his family. He played snooker and pool, loved Manchester United football club and was a blood donor. Peter was well liked and highly respected in the area and when rioting broke out he had gone out to try to calm the situation when he was hit by a plastic bullet.

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Sean Anderson
25th October 1991

Shot by a number of UVF gunmen as he drove down the lane way from his home at Loughbracken Road Pomeroy.