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| Latest Posts: On this Day in 2000 |
| Posted by: NICOP @ Sat Apr 12, 2008 10:28 pm |
The Queen's Speech at the Presentation of the George Cross to the Royal Ulster Constabulary, 12th April 2000.
"I am pleased to be here today on this historic occasion, to present the award of the George Cross to the Royal Ulster Constabulary. This award is an exceptional recognition of the outstanding contribution made by the RUC to peace in Northern Ireland. It is a singular acknowledgement of the gallantry and courage shown and in all too many cases, the ultimate sacrifice paid by the ...
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| Latest Posts: A dark night in a dark week |
| Posted by: BigStevie @ Tue Mar 04, 2008 9:41 pm |
Reading Bob's account of the Freedom ceremony for the Prison Service reminded me of a night many years ago, one of the very few times I met a Prison Officer.
I was on guard duty but we were liable to be tasked to any incident that might come up. That week two prison officers had been killed, including the Deputy Governer of Magilligan prison. We recieved information that a credible threat had been made against an officer living in our area and were tasked to provide protection for him and his...
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| Latest Posts: CONSTABLE THOMAS MCCLINTON, |
| Posted by: Keihud @ Sun Mar 02, 2008 10:19 pm |
CONSTABLE THOMAS MCCLINTON,
Killed by Irish Republican Army
On 2nd March 1974 at 3.55pm Constable McClinton, aged 28, was shot at point blank range by two youths while on beat patrol at Upper Donegall Street, Belfast he was killed instantly.
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| Latest Posts: SERGEANT THOMAS MORROW, RUC GC |
| Posted by: Keihud @ Sun Mar 02, 2008 10:13 pm |
SERGEANT THOMAS MORROW,
Killed by Irish Republican Army
At 10.10pm on 29th February 1972 Sergeant Morrow, aged 28, with a colleague was talking to a security guard at a factory at Camlough Road, Newry, County Armagh about a report of intruders when gunmen fired on them, Sergeant Morrow died two days later on 2nd March 1972.
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