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scum who have been indoctrinated by the
Catholic Church. Taxpayers' money would be better spent on an incinerator and burning the lot of them. Their priests should be thrown in and burnt as well." Seawright denied making these comments, although they were widely reported by the press at the time. The
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in return for the republicans guaranteeing his safety. According to an internal UDA document investigating claims of collusion with republicans, Craig had brought two other members to the car park of the
Shankill Road leisure centre on the day Seawright was killed, a location only fifty yards away
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was killed by republicans, stating that he had "no hesitation in calling for revenge and retribution". Seawright's North
Belfast campaign in 1987 also played up his hardline image, with Seawright dubbing himself "the man who will not be silenced". He further promised to follow an
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664:(RUC) that he was on an IPLO hit list. It was alleged that during the meeting, Seawright agreed to provide low-level information to the IPLO in exchange for his safety. Nonetheless, on 19 November 1987, Seawright was shot whilst he waited in a car near a taxi firm on the
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and his removal from the DUP, Seawright he moved publicly closer to paramilitarism. He stated that he felt it would be impossible to resist the
Agreement solely through non-violence and further argued that it would be inevitable for loyalists to break from
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leisure centre, Seawright, along with UVF men John
Bingham and William 'Frenchie' Marchant, wielded handguns to physically remove it. Despite their efforts two flags were put up to replace it soon afterwards. Following a heated exchange in which
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Catholic primary school. He was prosecuted and received a six-month suspended sentence as a result.
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as the two leaders of unionism would never publicly endorse a violent response. For
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from the murder scene. The UVF blamed the killing on
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1038:Battle for Ulster: A Study of Internal Security
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1299:Gusty Spence
1284:the Troubles
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349:Orange Lodge
341:lay preacher
331:shipyard in
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223:(until 1984)
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128:Constituency
121:
117:Succeeded by
96:
85:Constituency
76:Succeeded by
68:
53:
18:
2064:1987 deaths
1994:1951 births
1862:Maire Drumm
1850:Billy Hanna
1501:Billy Hanna
1417:John Murphy
1392:Bobby McKee
1386:Trevor King
1368:Billy Giles
1331:(1976-date)
1313:(1973–1974)
1307:(1966–1973)
1156:M. Dillon,
1143:M. Dillon,
685:James Craig
579:Ian Paisley
534:Westminster
511:Ivan Foster
423:immigration
353:Ballysillan
107:Preceded by
64:Preceded by
1988:Categories
1521:Robin King
1317:Ken Gibson
1231:1982–1986
1158:Stone Cold
1120:Lost Lives
1107:Lost Lives
813:Lost Lives
707:References
503:forerunner
491:party whip
451:Union Flag
318:Springburn
310:Drumchapel
292:Early life
111:James Weir
44:Member of
1838:Jim Hanna
1551:John Weir
1311:Jim Hanna
1122:, p. 1076
815:, p. 1102
587:Sinn Féin
515:Jim Wells
507:Sinn Féin
442:Whiterock
364:Glencairn
314:Clydeside
288:in 1987.
158:1982–1986
154:In office
97:In office
54:In office
1199:, p. 283
1064:Archived
999:, p. 145
986:, p. 139
973:, p. 189
924:BBC News
867:Archived
597:Tom King
361:unionist
304:from an
302:Scotland
296:Born in
278:loyalist
270:unionist
266:Scottish
236:Children
182:Scotland
1649:Actions
1570:members
1478:members
1281:during
995:Bruce,
982:Bruce,
784:7 April
683:member
379:in 1981
351:in the
333:Belfast
298:Glasgow
194:Belfast
178:Glasgow
175:c. 1951
1888:(2000)
1882:(2000)
1876:(1994)
1870:(1987)
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1846:(1975)
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1817:(1998)
1811:(1994)
1805:(1994)
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1777:(1979)
1771:(1976)
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1700:(1974)
1689:(1972)
1683:(1972)
1677:(1972)
1671:(1971)
1665:(1970)
1659:(1969)
1319:(1974)
1301:(1966)
466:fenian
268:-born
228:Spouse
640:Death
540:. In
89:Court
1974:bold
1923:Tara
1225:for
828:p.50
786:2008
675:and
614:1989
581:and
550:1987
542:1983
517:and
495:1985
421:and
419:race
276:and
188:Died
172:Born
144:for
1223:MPA
1197:UDA
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440:on
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