[50] The RUC stated the men were on their way to mount an ambush on Protestant workmen. At least two British soldiers were severely wounded in action near Cappagh[66] and Pomeroy[70] in 1992. clear that the security forces had ample foreknowledge of the IRAs absolute acts. [48] The IRA retaliated on 5 August 1991, when they shot and killed a former UDR soldier while living his workplace along Altmore Road, also in Cappagh. The UVF killed 40 people in east Tyrone between 1988 and 1994. On 31 January an IRA van bomb blew up in downtown Dungannon, resulting in three people wounded and severe damage both on the city centre and the RUC/Army base. murdered them, they were the terrorists. prison crisis; the question now was whether the British government was 11 August 1986: The East Tyrone Brigade destroyed the RUC base at, 23 November 1986: six British soldiers were wounded after the Brigade launched seven mortars at a British Army barracks in. [22] However, many of their remaining members were young and inexperienced and fell into further ambushes, leading to high casualties by the standards of the low intensity guerrilla conflict in Northern Ireland. The East Tyrone Brigade members killed at Loughgall in 1987 consisted of: * Commander Patrick Kelly (aged 30) * Jim Lynagh (aged 31) * Pdraig McKearney (aged 32) * Declan Arthurs (aged 21) * Seamus Donnelly (aged 19) * Eugene Kelly (aged 25) * Gerry O'Callaghan (aged 29) * Tony Gormley (aged 25) Eugene Kelly attack. [54], In March 1992, members of the brigade destroyed McGowan's service station along the Ballygawley-Dungannon road with a 150 pounds (68kg) bomb, on the basis that they were supplying British forces,[55][48] while a soldier was injured by a bomb near Augher. Both Lost Lives and the Sutton Index of Deaths (at CAIN) list him as a civilian. Hurson was the hero to whom they looked, the one who had Another IRA bomb attack against British troops, near Cappagh, during which a paratrooper lost both legs, triggered a series of clashes between soldiers and local residents in the staunchly republican town of Coalisland, on 12 and 17 May 1992. There were no injuries. could have been the propaganda of a foreign government, the talk from interpretation of the conflict and once again confer on the IRA the For though it was clear that the IRA had 26 March 1997: a grenade was thrown by IRA volunteers at the British Army/RUC base in Coalisland. The main target, Brian Arthurs, escaped injury. A support vehicle further compromised the getaway by flashing its emergency lights. violence. [22] British intelligence identified them as the perpetrators of the attack on the military bus at Curr Road. [21] [2] The UVF killed 40 people in East Tyrone between 1988 and 1994. [123][124] The IRA retaliated on 5 August 1991 by shooting and killing a former UDR soldier leaving his workplace along Altmore Road, Cappagh. treating the IRA as an armed enemy to be ambushed and shot on sight Of these, most were Catholics civilians with no paramilitary connections but six were Provisional Irish Republican Army members. We cannot treat 1 Battalion: Unit strength on 11 July 1921 was 265 all ranks, and the strength on 1 July 1922 was 312 all ranks.The companies of the 1st. for Irish lives, that their abhorrence of the IRA masked a larger The East Tyrone Brigade of the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA), also known as the Tyrone/Monaghan Brigade was one of the most active republican paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland during "the Troubles". Tom King and all the other rich and powerful people would be sorry in satisfied; the operation proved that the war against terrorism was the eve of a British general election in which its main opposition For many it seemed that the British were . Film report. Indeed, members of the security forces had said that we done what they couldn't do, we put the East Tyrone brigade of the IRA on the run. Ken Maginnis, Official Unionist M.P. [43] One witness has said that some of the men were wounded and tried to surrender but were then killed by the British soldiers. [26] Peter Taylor, instead, says that only Mullin was suspected, and that plans for the SAS operation were already underway at the time of the IRA roadside bomb attack. The 12 May's riots ended with the paratroopers' assault on three bars, where they injured seven civilians. In October 1990, two IRA volunteers from the brigade, Dessie Grew and Martin McCaughey, were shot dead near Loughgall by undercover soldiers while allegedly collecting two rifles from an IRA arms dump. On these two occasions the stations were destroyed, and, in the first case, two of the occupants killed. It was a world in () The Association is committed to a shared future based on tolerance for the different identities and cultural backgrounds of people who share this Community and this island. E arly on the evening of Friday, May 8, 1987, eight members of the East Tyrone Brigade, among the most militant units of the paramilitary Irish Republican Army (IRA), steered two stolen vehicles toward the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) station in Loughgall, Northern Ireland. [97][114] Another fatality was a Royal Irish Regiment (RIR) soldier, Private Christopher Wren, slain when off-duty by the blast of a booby-trap planted in his car. with an unchangeable, unambivalent internal code of its own, of people vast array of military equipment and surveillance technology at its [35][36] The RUC stated the men were on their way to mount an ambush on Protestant workmen.[37]. In addition, the IRA in Tyrone was the target of an assassination campaign carried out by the loyalist paramilitaries of the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF). [42][43] On 26 March, an IRA unit firing a light machine gun disrupted a UDR mobile checkpoint at Lurgylea road, north of Cappagh. U.S. Attorney's Office February 11, 2011. 2 May 1974: Up to 40 members from the IRA's East Tyrone Brigade attacked the isolated 6 UDR Deanery base in Clogher, County Tyrone with machine gun and RPG fire resulting in the death of Private Eva Martin, a UDR Greenfinch, the first female UDR soldier to be killed by enemy action. In Dungannon, black flags He is a male registered to vote in Ingham County, Michigan. been travelling in a car with his brother, Oliver, unaware of the After being caught he was put up against a fence and killed. wanton murders of nine young Irishmen by the soldiers of a foreign [119], IRA volunteers in Tyrone were the target of an assassination campaign carried out by the loyalist paramilitaries of the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF). He later became the longest-serving volunteer in this job, right up to the 1997 cease-fire.[79]. [7], Members of the East Tyrone Brigade had previously carried out two attacks on RUC bases in their operational area, described by author Mark Urban as "spectaculars". Jim Lynagh ( Irish: Samus Laighneach; 13 April 1956 - 8 May 1987) was a member of the East Tyrone Brigade of the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA), [1] from Monaghan Town in the Republic of Ireland . [26], A 2009 reenacment of a Provisional IRA active service unit in Galbally, County Tyrone, On 11 February 1990 the brigade managed to shoot down a British Army Gazelle helicopter near Clogher by machine gun fire and wounding three soldiers, one of them seriously. "JD . Read more about this topic: Provisional IRA East Tyrone Brigade, Subsequent Brigade Activity. The 12 May's riots ended with the paratroopers' assault on three bars, where they injured seven civilians. [32][33] The helicopter was hit between Clogher and Augher, over the border near Derrygorry, across the border. police station. Another IRA unit then directed heavy machine-gun fire at the front of the barracks, which provided cover for a bomb team to plant a 100lb (45kg) bomb inside. The RUC patrol returned fire. [49] Another former UDR soldier was killed when an IRA bomb exploded underneath his car in Kildress, County Tyrone in April 1993; it was claimed that he had loyalist connections. GAA Central Council official reply was that "The GAA has strict protocols and rules in place regarding the use of property for Political purposes. To Kellys wife, Kathleen, who was expecting their fourth child when he [44][45], On 31 January 1992, an IRA van bomb blew up in downtown Dungannon, resulting in three people wounded and severe property damage[46] to the city centre and to the RUC/Army base. [47][48], In October 1990, two IRA volunteers from the brigade (Dessie Grew and Martin McCaughey) were shot dead near Loughgall by SAS undercover members while allegedly collecting two rifles from an IRA arms dump. There was also an element of benign triumphalism in official After the shooting they drove past the house of Tony Doris, the IRA man killed the previous year, where they fired more shots in the air and were heard to shout, "Up the 'RA, that's for Tony Doris". rather than as a criminal organization whose members would be arrested, An Phoblacht claims that the IRA men thwarted an ambush and at least two SAS members were killed. The British were waiting. This was the IRA's greatest loss of life in a single incident during its campaign. The device landed unexploded inside the complex, resulting in its evacuation. [34] On 3 June, three IRA men, Lawrence McNally, Michael Ryan and Tony Doris, died in another SAS ambush at Coagh, where their car was riddled with gunfire. Agreement, show that the agreement was a lot less than it had been hands had every right and every justification to be there. . There were a number of actions carried out by the IRA in the eastern part of Tyrone from 1996 up to the latest IRA ceasefire of July 1997: Risn McAliskey, daughter of political activist Bernadette McAliskey and suspected IRA member from Coalisland was accused by German authorities of being involved in a mortar attack on British Army facilities in Osnabrck, Germany, on 28 June 1996. The Gazelle broke up during the subsequent crash-landing. British military sources reported that other IRA volunteers from East Tyrone were involved in the assault. fact, the governments actions would validate the Republican movements 5 July 1997: In Coalisland, a female RUC officer from. Another former UDR soldier was killed when an IRA bomb exploded underneath his car in Kildress, County Tyrone in April 1993; it was claimed that he had loyalist connections. 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[90] The projectile landed within the grounds of the base, causing some damage according to the RUC. Another four IRA members were killed in an ambush in February 1992. And in the hyped up to be, that it had not made a difference. people, respectable people who believed that the volunteers -- the sons The later attack led to allegations that the IRA was killing Protestant land-owners in Tyrone and Fermanagh in an orchestrated campaign to drive Protestants out of the region. the Catholic community was really about. The Catholic Church seemed to [11] Scottish-born journalist Kevin Toolis has written that from 1985 onward, the brigade led a five-year campaign that left 33 security facilities destroyed and nearly 100 seriously damaged. Almost immediately another part-time soldier chanced upon the scene and opened fire on the fleeing gunmen who managed to escape by forcing a passing car to stop and raced off. tempered with a largely unarticulated anger at the British government Another British soldier was injured in Pomeroy when his patrol was fired on by an IRA unit on 2 August 1992. the stake-out itself. gone to Loughgall with courage and skill and above all with CAIN lists Boyd as a Protestant civilian. The IRA Northern Command, however, approved a scaled-down version of the strategy, aimed at hampering the repair and refurbishment of British security bases. It was a devastating setback for the IRA, practically decimating the [18] In August 1988, an SAS ambush killed IRA members Gerard Harte, Martin Harte and Brian Mullin. As the men were all Protestants, many Protestants saw it as a sectarian attack. Armagh when they were gunned down by the RUC and British army . nationalism to face the demons of its own contradictions. The first phase of Lynagh's plan to drive out the British security forces from east Tyrone involved destroying isolated rural police stations and then intimidating or killing any building contractors who were employed to rebuild them. IRA as terrorists and murderers and evil men and somehow subhuman 1920. [26] On 30 August 1988, an SAS ambush killed IRA members Gerard Harte, Martin Harte and Brian Mullin as they tried to kill an off-duty Ulster Defence Regiment member near Carrickmore. Tom Gormley, Eugene ten hunger strikers had given their lives -- that Northern Ireland was a young lives at risk (the IRA rather ruefully pointed out that a [128] The latter attack led to loyalist allegations that the IRA was killing Protestant land-owners in Tyrone and Fermanagh[129] in an orchestrated campaign to drive Protestants out of the region, to the point that they drew an analogy with contemporaneous ethnic cleansing in the Balkans. Five of them were bound over. On 30 August, an SAS ambush killed IRA members Gerard Harte, Martin Harte and Brian Mullin as they tried to kill an off-duty Ulster Defence Regiment member near Carrickmore. which the Anglo-Irish Agreement played no part, in which the promise of In the small villages of Armagh and Tyrone they understood. [68], At least two minor engagements occurred in the following weeks between members of the brigade and British Army foot patrols. the Irish government was still the Free State government, a partition At first the Dublin government put the blame The East Tyrone Brigade members killed in 1987 consisted of: They died in Loughgall, a village no bigger than Galbally, in County disdain for the Irish at large, that the continuous vilification of the The IRA retaliated on 5 August 1991, when they shot and killed a former UDR soldier while living his workplace along Altmore Road, also in Cappagh. [115][113] A second soldier, Sergeant Dean Oliver, died in a fratricide incident in Fivemiletown on 9 May 1992, in the aftermath of an IRA bomb attack in the area, as mentioned above.[61][116]. They are believed to have drawn the The East Tyrone Brigade & the Loughgall Ambush - I.R.B.B. On 8 May 1987, at least eight members of the brigade launched an attack on the unmanned Loughgall RUC base. The base was raked with gunfire and a JCB digger with a 200lb (91kg) bomb in its bucket was driven through the perimeter fence. The East Tyrone Brigade of the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA), also known as the Tyrone/Monaghan Brigade was one of the most active republican paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland during "the Troubles". launched what was supposed to be a surprise attack on the local RUC They were ], In 2012 a Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) club in Tyrone distanced itself from a republican commemoration of those killed in the ambush. [17] The checkpoint was stormed and two British soldiers killed in action. Ryan, according to Moloney, had led the mixed flying column under direct orders of top IRA Army Council member Thomas "Slab" Murphy two years before. in the North was war? shooting those not convicted of criminal offenses as soldiers of war. This was the IRA's greatest loss of life in a single incident since the days of the Anglo-Irish War (19191922). premeditated vengeance. [105][106], There were also a number of roadside bomb and mortar attacks thwarted by the security forces in east and south Tyrone in this period. These questions went unanswered, as they could [50] The later attack led to allegations that the IRA was killing Protestant land-owners in Tyrone and Fermanagh in an orchestrated campaign to drive Protestants out of the region. In March 1992, members of the brigade destroyed McGowan's service station along the Ballygawley/Monaghan road, on the basis that they were supplying British forces, while a soldier was injured by a bomb near Augher. there for the Irish people. The 12 May riots ended with the paratroopers' assault on three bars, where they injured seven civilians. [79] The facilities targeted by "Barrack Buster" mortars included the above-mentioned Ballygawley barracks, a British Army border outpost at Aughnacloy,[80] the RUC barracks at Clogher[81] and Beragh,[80] both resulting in massive damage but no fatalities; two attacks on the RUC base in Caledon, which was also hit by gunfire in the second attack,[81][82] and the RUC compounds at Dungannon,[83] Fintona,[81] Carrickmore,[81] and Pomeroy. This was the last action by the Brigade before. This page was last edited on 17 January 2023, at 19:25. stated what was for many a truth they could not acknowledge -- as much [10][11] It destroyed a substantial part of the base with a 200lb bomb and raked the building with gunfire. give Loughgall its rightful place in the hierarchy of atrocities [18], In December 2011, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI)'s Historical Enquiries Team found that not only did the IRA team fire first but that they could not have been safely arrested. [34], On 4 March 1990, ten IRA volunteers launched an assault on the RUC station at Stewartstown using an improvised flamethrower consisting of a manure-spreader towed by a tractor to spray 600 imperial gallons (2,700L) of a petrol/diesel mix to set the base ablaze, and then opened up with rifles and an RPG-7 rocket launcher. British troops manning the outpost returned fire. 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