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.
