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DUNGANNONNORTHERN IRELAND
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Billy Hanna (c. 1929 – 27 July 1975, Lurgan, County Armagh) —
founder of the UVF Mid-Ulster Brigade and its commander until July 1975; he had also served as a sergeant in the C Company, 11th Battalion UDR before being dismissed for providing intelligence to the
UVF.[27] He was the gang's staff instructor. Colin Wallace maintained Hanna had organised the Dublin bombings in May 1974.[28] Journalist Joe Tiernan alleged that Hanna was a Military Intelligence agent. He
was the person who had approached the Glenanne farm's owner for permission to use the property as an arms dump and bomb-making site. Hanna was shot dead outside his home in Lurgan in July 1975.[29]
McCaughey had acted as a close protection guard for Ulster Unionist politician John Taylor.[25]
1975
21 April 1975 - Marion Bowen (21) and her brothers
Seamus McKenna (25) and Michael McKenna (27),
all Catholic civilians, were killed by a booby trap bomb
in Marion Bowen’s future home at Killyliss, near
Dungannon. Bowen was 7 months pregnant. The attack
was claimed by the Protestant Action Force and has
been linked to the "Glenanne gang".
'ROMEO', SON OF BILLY HANNA, FICTIONAL
MARION BOWEN - JULIETADAPTED TRUE STORY
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17.04.7/21.04.75 DUNGANNON BOMB Killed: Marian Therese Bowen,Seamus & Michael Mckenna
Explosion at Killyliss,
midway between
Dungannon & Ballygawley,
Co Tyrone, in which Mrs
Marion Bowen, 8 months
pregnant, and her two
brothers Seamus & Michael
McKenna were killed. Mrs
Bowen had met up with her
brothers at the house which
they were renovating for her
and her husband. It had
been unoccupied for about
a year. The bombing was
subsequently admitted by
the Protestant Action Force,
a cover name for the UVF.
17th April 1975.
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UVF BOMB
2 BROTHERS ALSO KILLED (SEAMUS & MICHAEL)
BETWEEN DUNGANNON AND BALLYGAWLEY
BOMB LEFT IN HOT PRESS
DEBRIS BLOWN 150 YARDS FROM HOUSE
SECTARIAN ASSASSINATION
PROTESTANT ACTION FORCE
GLENANNE GANG
MARION BOWEN (JULIET)
CATHOLIC
DUNGANNON, NORTHERN IRELAND
8 MONTHS PREGNANT
MARRIED
21 YEARS OLD
P.O.D : NEW HOME IN KILLYLISS (BOMB)
21ST APRIL 1975
SECRET INFORMAL ALLIANCE
ULSTER LOYALISTS
NORTHERN IRELAND
ATTACKS AGAINST CATHOLICS AND NATIONALISTS
EARLY 1970’S
BRITISH SOLDIERS - UDR POLICE - RUC MEMBERS OF UVF
25 BRITISH NAMED
BARRON REPORTS ‘LETHAL ALLIES: BRITISH COLLUSION IN IRELAND’
TARGETS: CATHOLIC OWNED PUBS CATHOLIC CIVILIAN HOMES FAKE BRITISH ARMY CHECKPOINTS
GLENANNE FARM, MARKETHILL, COUNTY ARMAGH - MAIN BASE http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/english_literature/dramaromeojuliet/1drama_romeojuliet_plotrev1.shtml
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DUNGANNON PAST & PRESENT
IRISH STREETSCOTCH STREET
1950, 1970, PRESENT
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DUNGANNON MARKET SQUARE
1950'S
1970'S
PRESENT
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ENFIELD MARKET
OVER 700 YEARS OLD
REDEVELOPED AND RENEWED BY THE OLD
CHARITABLE TRUST IN 2011
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ENFIELD MARKET PAVILION
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Potential shots
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Transformation
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When Christianity came to Ireland, the church took a dim view of Druidic festivals and created the vigil of All Soul’s Evening, (or All Hallow’s Eve) on October 31st, the Feast of All Saints on November 1st, and All Souls Day on November 2nd.
All three days were regarded as one of the most important times of the year and were celebrated throughout Ireland with feasting, merrymaking and divination games on Halloween
Activities included bobbing for appleswhich is still popular today, and snap applewhich is trying to take a bite of an apple hanging on a string.
Lighting of bonfiresand the custom of children dressed up in costume going from house to house shouting in unison: “Help the Hallowe’en Party! Any apples or nuts?”
To this day, people in Ireland still carve out turnips and illuminate them with stumps of candle.
The Celts wore costumes, typically consisting of animal heads and skins, and attempted to tell each other's fortunes.
All Souls Day was celebrated with big bonfires, parades, and dressing up in costumes as saints, angels and devils. The All Saints Day celebration was also called All-hallows or All-hallowmas and the night before it, began to be called All-hallowsEve.
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All Saints The feast
of All Saints.
On the feast of All Saints
we commemorate the
countless martyrs and
others who cannot be
honored individually
because there are not
enough days in the year to
do so.
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All Souls The
commemoration of all the
holy souls in Purgatory.
Portugal, Spain and Mexico:
Performance of the play, "Don Juan Tenorio"
Offerings made to the dead.
All Saints' Say occurs on the same day as the Mexican
"Dide los Innocentes" a day dedicated to deceased
children.
Across much of Europe:
Offerings of flowers left on the graves of the dead
In Eastern Europe:
Candles are lit on graves
The Philippines:
Graves can be painted and repaired by family members.