The IRA denies they were responsible for the bomb blast on the 16th. Shots are fired at RUC patrol in Roden Street, no one was injured. Petty Officer Freddy MacLaughlin of 45 Commando is awarded the George Medal after being shot whilst attending to a civilian during the disturbances. A Private from the Royal Highland Fusiliers is jailed for 5 years. He had been found guilty of attempted rape and assault.

A Falls road vigilante is shot and seriously wounded. The shooting is believed to be part of a feud between opposing elements in the IRA. Two soldiers from the 5th Light Regiment and two civilians are injured during fighting on Pump Street, Londonderry. A Presbyterian Church was burnt down in South Armagh. An unexploded bomb was found in the Suffolk area of Belfast. December 1983: Killing of Irish National Liberation Army member Joseph Craven. He was shot from a passing motorbike on Church Road, Newtownabbey. [36]

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Phone lines are currently open Monday to Wednesday from 9.00am to 5.00pm, Thursday 10.00am to 5.00pm and Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm (excluding public holidays). More useful links During this time the Army conduct house searches and find 106 weapons, 21000 rounds of ammunition and 28 pounds of gelignite. During this period 5 civilians were killed, 18 Soldiers injured (13 from gunshots) and 337 people arrested. Six bombs go off in the city centre. Ian Paisley says the Army and RUC are to blame for the riots as they had ignored his advice to raid the area last year. Two groups of youths totalling 150 fought among themselves, when the Army arrived the youths dispersed. It’s not known what the youths were fighting about. October 1982: Killing of Catholic civilian Joseph Donegan. [31] He was kidnapped and beaten-to-death in an alley off Brookmount Street in the Shankill area of Belfast. [32] The killing was carried out by Lenny Murphy and two other members of the Shankill Butchers. It was claimed as retaliation for the IRA's kidnapping and killing of a UDR soldier in Glenanne. Murphy was himself killed by the IRA on 16 November. One Soldier from the 2nd Battalion the Parachute Regiment drowns in a boating accident on Lough Neagh. Four other Paratroopers are injured.

Men from the 2nd Royal Anglians helped clear the Taggart memorial Church in the Springfield Road. The Church will not be deconsecrated. Other streets long gone by Winetavern Street were Winetavern Street Place, Duffin ’ s Court, Laws Entry and more recently Samuel Street.November 1984: Killing of civilian Sinn Féin member William McLaughlin. He was shot dead on Church Road, Newtownabbey; the same place where Joseph Craven was killed the year before. [38] A Paratrooper from the 2nd Battalion was injured during scuffles on the Divis Street, Belfast. Three Catholic men escaped. It was believed to be a scuffle over the Paratroopers bringing women into their Company base near Saint Congall’s primary school. The Army denied any woman were in the base. Adam’s men’s hairstyles in the Ardoyne is destroyed by a bomb at 10.30am, the hairdresser is slightly injured. If you need an urgent appointment in your local Jobs & Benefits office, telephone 0300 200 7822, stay on the line, and a call handler will connect you to your local Jobs & Benefits office. Two Vigilantes from the New Lodge area, receive compensation for injuries they received whilst patrolling the area.

October 1974: Killing of Catholic civilian James Hasty, who was shot dead as he walked to work along Brougham Street, north Belfast. [8] The Co-Op on York Street in Belfast was evacuated due to a bomb warning, it was found to be a hoax.A grenade was found in school grounds in Ballymena, it was believed a schoolboy had found it and brought it in to show friends. Raphael Street was in the old Market area, it is said a strange ghostly events happened here, debris would blow violently about the street yet it could be on the calmest day, no hint of a wind. October 1983: Killing of civilian Workers' Party member David Nocher. He was shot dead while cleaning a shop window on Mill Road, north Belfast. [36] The National union of small shopkeepers report that shop owners on the Falls road are having to pay protection money, local Catholic Vigilantes say it is not them as they carry identification cards. October 1974: Killing of Catholic civilian Albert Lutton, who was shot dead at a house in Newtownabbey, County Antrim. [8]

Catholic families are forced out of their homes on Chief Street. They are housed in Holy Cross hall, Ardoyne.people are injured, three seriously as a bomb explodes at the Northern Bank on the High Street. Local residents in the Falls – Grosvenor Road area have been removing the street plates in the hope of confusing Army patrols. The Army say they are not confused by the loss of street nameplates. Two bodies were found in the Ballymurphy. The RUC say it is likely the victims of an internal IRA power struggle