330:. It examined the origins of The Troubles, focusing on the confusing nature and failure of much of British policymaking of the period, especially of the Tory government led by Prime Minister Edward Heath. The documentary also contained some sensational revelations, including Heathâs secret declaration that it was legal for British soldiers to shoot protesters on the streets of Northern Ireland because they were "enemies of the Crown". Later, it formed part of the evidence against Heath at the Bloody Sunday Tribunal in 2003. During that period Dillon published seven best-selling books on the Irish conflict and three plays for radio and television. He also contributed as a TV commentator and terrorism expert to several networks including BBC, RTĂ, Sky TV and Channel Four.
285:, he persuaded SDLP leader, John Hume, and Provisional Sinn FĂ©in President, Gerry Adams, to debate their political positions live on the programme. During the broadcast, John Hume agreed to meet the Provisional IRA's Army Council. It was a controversial decision by him, but also a defining moment that led to open a dialogue with the Provisionals. The debate proved to be a seminal element in the genesis of the Northern Ireland peace process. Dillon also introduced John Hume to UDA paramilitary leader, John McMichael, credited with running assassination teams in Northern Ireland.
709:"details a life that's involved many incredible moments: witnessing the horrors of the Troubles; encounters with major political figures and paramilitaries; rubbing shoulders with Irish literary greats; a successful broadcasting career, but one where he butted heads with BBC management; and having to leave Northern Ireland because of death threats. Dillonâs book is replete with such colourful stories involving the politicians, terrorists, artists and writers he met while covering the conflict in Northern Ireland".
403:, British Military Intelligence, the Irish Government, and the British Army, and reveals disturbing facts about the way in which terrorists and the Intelligence agencies targeted, undermined and penetrated each otherâs ranks. Within the pages of the book Dillon was one of the first to expose the IRA's practice of executing and secretly burying some of its victims; a practice which subsequently led to public demands for the IRA to reveal the whereabouts of those it made "disappear". He also unraveled the use of
730:"He has that unique knack of combining forensic historical fact-based research with the art of thriller-like writing. His books have accurately chartered the terror and the horror of recent Northern Irish history but always in a tone of compassion for the innocent victims caught up in conflict. Works like his 'The Shankill Butchers' and 'The Dirty War' stand the test of time and will be essential reading for generations to come for those trying to make sense out of the madness that was 'The Troubles'" (
418:, 1992, is the tale of Joe Doherty, the convicted IRA gunman who captured American popular opinion by frustrating the British Governmentâs attempts to have him extradited from New York to Northern Ireland to serve a 30-year prison sentence for murdering a British Special Air Services Officer. Dillon traces Dohertyâs terror history, providing personal insights into legal events inside the US Attorneyâs office in New York. He unveils proof of Prime Minister
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570:, 2003, Dillon delves into the dark and sinister world of Irish terrorism and counterterrorism. He analyzes the personalities of some of the most dangerous, professional and ruthless killers in Northern Ireland, their motivations and the bizarre crimes they committed. Their individual stories are told in gripping, unflinching detail. Dillon also exposes the ideology of the
682:, in order to obtain knowledge of highly guarded secrets for Israel. Drawing on private interviews with senior intelligence officers and other integral players, Dillon and Thomas examine the clues, contradictions and cover-up surrounding Maxwell's sudden and suspicious death. Dillon, using his sources within East European intelligence agencies and the
446:, a natural born killer, infamous for his murder spree during an IRA funeral in Belfastâs Milltown Cemetery in March 1988. Stone, armed to the teeth, fired into the crowd of mourners, killing three men and wounding several others. His targets had been the Provisional IRA leaders present at the graveside, in particular
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British policy towards Ireland. Dillon applies his extensive knowledge on the subject to provide new evidence of the political and military mistakes, which he argues, made British cities the most vulnerable in Europe to terrorist attacks. In
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515:, 1995, is Dillonâs first novel, based on a true-life story set against a background of ordinary family life in Catholic West Belfast. Dillon traces the steps of two young Belfast Catholics recruited as informers, who found themselves at the heart of a "sting" involving the
300:"Brave chronicler of the Troubles who made a point of crossing the line. Martin Dillon was always determined to uncover the truth of our sordid war AS far as Iâm concerned, Martin Dillon changed the way the Troubles were reported." (Jordan, Sunday World, 17 September 2017)
248:. Mackay, 2017 stated "As an investigative journalist Dillon tried to reveal objectively the truth about the Northern Ireland Conflict. Under his forensic gaze, the cruelties and failings of all sides were exposed, whether they were Loyalist, Republican or British"
433:, "Dillon's book demands the attention of anyone concerned about civil liberties in the United KingdomâŠa catalogue of cynicism, lies, harassment, torture and murder that makes the Cold war duplicity a la Deighton and Le Carre seem positively endearing".
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and the greed combined with hatred that motivated the assassins in their killing sprees. He presents penetrating insights into the mindset of terrorist
Godfathers and their triggermen like the infamous Protestant assassin Billy Wright, the
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391:, 1990, is a detailed account of the undercover struggle in which all sides fought a no-rules battle, using spies, informants, assassins, disinformation and terrorist agents. Dillon examines the roles played by the
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Troubles and its darkest days. Because of his investigative work in Northern Ireland, Dillon received numerous death threats.
634:'s Desert forces and against the Nazis in Italy, France and Germany were legendary. His courage, initiative and wildness made him a giant among his men. He was, however, denied the ultimate accolade of the
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775:Political Murder in Northern Ireland
626:and pioneered tactics used today by
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2698:. Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
2665:Young, Connla (15 September 2017).
2504:Flynn, Michael (JulyâAugust 1998).
2465:Painter, Michael (24 August 1996).
2430:Townshend, Charles (3 March 1995).
2298:Coogan, Tim Pat (28 January 1997).
2291:Kirkus Reviews Issue, 15 March 1999
2011:Dillon, Martin (4 September 2017).
1427:Dillon, Martin (4 September 2017).
1340:Young, Connla (15 September 2017).
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657:The Assassination of Robert Maxwell
527:. The film script of the novel won
203:Belfast College of Business Studies
2639:Brown, Jonathan (13 August 2004).
2525:Feeney, Brian (13 December 2003).
2443:Fallon, Brian (24 February 1996).
2373:"Ex-IRA supergrass says the truth"
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2127:Barry, Aoife (30 September 2017).
2114:McKay, Susan (23 September 2017).
959:won a European Script Fund Award.
497:, 1996, is the revised edition of
395:, British Intelligence, including
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2589:Buranyi, Stephen (27 June 2017).
2140:McGoran, Peter (6 October 2017).
1126:Montford College: A short history
894:, 1976 (BBC Radio Three, BBC2 TV)
666:) is a biography of media mogul,
598:Dillon co-authored with Rt. Hon.
2890:Martin Dillon official Twitter (
2883:Martin Dillon official website (
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2491:Coogan, Pat (15 November 1997).
2247:Cowan, Rosie (14 January 2003).
2191:; Head of Radio BBC NI (1977â86)
2729:Johnston, Neil (10 July 1996).
2678:Hagen, John (8 February 2018).
2576:Oliver, Joe (20 October 2002).
2563:Oliver, Joe (20 October 2002).
2397:Breen, Martin (17 April 1999).
2273:Peace, David (8 January 2003).
1621:Dillon, Martin (19 July 1990).
591:, and British terrorist agent,
2518:10.1080/00963402.1998.11456867
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2359:Dillon, Martin (20 May 2010).
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1260:10.1080/13183222.1998.11008671
162:Martin Dillon was born in the
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2234:Thompson, Ben (9 July 1994).
2181:Anderson, Don (12 May 2005).
375:, A Case Study of Mass Murder
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2550:McPhee, Rod (7 July 2017).
2467:"Warm passions in the cold"
2197:"Tales from the Front Line"
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352:In his bestselling trilogy
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1982:. London: Robson Books.
1883:. : THISTLE Publishing.
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1945:Dillon, Martin (2012).
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1747:Dillon, Martin (1992).
1718:. London: Arrow Books.
1648:. London: Arrow Books.
1592:. New York: Routledge.
1588:Dillon, Martin (1999).
1556:. London: Arrow Books.
1165:Dillon, Martin (1973).
1123:Allerton, Paul (1972).
1090:Dillon, Martin (1992).
1058:. New York: Routledge.
1054:Dillon, Martin (1999).
1025:. London: Arrow Books.
242:In 1972, he joined the
2816:The Last Colony (1994)
2170:"Troubles Revelations"
2164:. Cork: Mercier Press.
1751:. London: Hutchinson.
1094:. London: Hutchinson.
338:The Shankill Butchers
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1817:. London: Doubleday.
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2755:, 23 November 2016
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2680:"Crossing the Line"
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2330:Estudios Irlandeses
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660:: Israelâs Superspy
474:'s flirtation with
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178:on the Falls Road.
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2767:A legacy of hatred
1850:. London: Bantam.
1848:25 years of terror
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