A 46 year old man is shot trying to foil an armed raid on the Royal Naval Club in Belfast, he is not seriously hurt. Two Vigilantes from the New Lodge area, receive compensation for injuries they received whilst patrolling the area.

a b c d e Malcolm Sutton’s Index of Deaths from the Conflict in Ireland: 1986. Conflict Archive on the Internet (CAIN). Ulster Protestant Volunteers accuse the British Army of blatant discrimination, in the way they use strong arm tactics against the Shankill and Kid gloves against the Falls. Malcolm Sutton’s Index of Deaths from the Conflict in Ireland: 1989. Conflict Archive on the Internet (CAIN).Letters are sent to all RUC Officers asking for their vote on whether to rearm.A bomb destroys the Belfast headquarters of the Irish Dairy Board. 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] Army find two pistols, a rifle and ammo during a search of the Sheriff Mountain’s near Londonderry. Two shots are fired at Army patrols in Belfast. A bomb destroys a former army post in Londonderry. Glenwood Street, School. Etc derive their names from John Cunningham ’ s “ Glenwood Corn Mill ” , Upper Shankill.

Three revolvers were found under a 62 year old woman’s nightdress during a search of her house, the retired bookkeeper’s home was one of those searched earlier that day, and the other three pistols, shotgun and ammunition were found in her fridge. Bomb explodes in Rostrevor, a 300 lb bomb destroyed an electricity sub station.Soldiers find a home made pistol during a car search. It had a range of one mile.A bomb explodes in the village of Moy, County Tyrone. No one was injured. wanted men from the Saor Eire extremist group will surrender to Gardai only if their demands for a public inquiry into their involvement into the killing of Gardai Officer Fallon are met.The census collection is designed so that each group of postcodes should contain an average of 500 persons/200 households in Northern Ireland. Saint Joseph’s school on Raglan Street was stormed by the army, after they came under fire. 28 men were arrested and a large quantity of explosives was found. A Bren gun and four magazines were found during a house search on the Lisburn Road. November 1983: Killing of Catholic civilian Adrian Carroll. He was shot dead outside his home on Abbey Street, Armagh. [36] In 1986, four UDR soldiers – the " UDR Four" – were convicted of the murder. A Royal Military Police patrol is stoned on North Queen Street in the New Lodge area. Troops from the 2nd Queen’s Battalion come under a barrage of petrol bombs. Repeated baton charges are made. Duncairn Gardens, North Queen Street and Carlisle Circus are cordoned off. Serious rioting continues in Belfast. 600 Soldiers and Five Saracens move into the Ballymurphy estate to quell the rioting. 104 canisters of CS gas are used. 50 petrol bombs are thrown at the Army.

The Hammer ” district, an old Shankill area at Agnes Street, now redeveloped. The district got its name from "The Sledge Hammer Park,home for a local football team. The Army seal off Lepper Street in the New Lodge area, searching for weapons. 300 troops and RUC take part. A bomb explodes at the Nova Scotia bank in Belfast. Men from the 2nd Royal Anglians helped clear the Taggart memorial Church in the Springfield Road. The Church will not be deconsecrated. The Ulster Defence Regiment is officially raised. Rioting between Catholics and Protestants on the Ballymurphy estate. 25 Soldiers of the Royal Scots are injured keeping the two sides apart. Troops from the Light Infantry are called in but not required that night. Catholic workers from the Harland and Wolff shipyard are forced to leave by Protestant workers. General Sir Ian Freeland says that gunmen will be shot on sight.

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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. September 1986: Killing of Catholic civilian Joseph Webb. He was shot dead at his amusement arcade in Smithfield, north of Belfast city centre. [39] Bernadette Devlin was jailed for 6 months for riotous behaviour during the Battle of the Bogside. Her arrest sparks off rioting in Londonderry which spread to Belfast. A Private from the Royal Highland Fusiliers is jailed for 5 years. He had been found guilty of attempted rape and assault. Firemen in Londonderry were stoned; troops fired CS gas to defend the fire-fighters as they tried to fight a blaze in Rossville Street. Bomb hoax in Ballymena closes swimming pool.Brigadier Hudson’s helicopter is forced to land after coming under fire and command and control is severely hampered. Troops of the 2nd Queens are forced to use CS gas against 300 rioters. Larkin, Paul (2004). A Very British Jihad: collusion, conspiracy and cover-up in Northern Ireland. University of Michigan: Beyond the Pale. p.167 Troops instituted one of the biggest searches of the year. Houses were raided on the Falls Road and Springfield Road areas, six pistols, one shotgun and 1200 rounds of ammunition were found. The area remained calm. 20 cases of petrol bombs are found in Dundee Street off the Shankill Road Richard Turley, a resident of 12 Lettuce Hill, was fireman on the fateful “ Titantic “ , and lost his life in that tragedy.