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helped Dodds and his family move into the area, claiming "they didn't feel they could stay there any longer". In response Dodds being driven off the
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UDA brigadiers, resulting in his expulsion from the movement in
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1769:1958 births
1614:James Craig
1602:Miriam Daly
1407:Joe English
1357:Sammy Smyth
1305:Sam McCrory
1261:Hester Dunn
1244:James Craig
1238:Mo Courtney
1226:Ken Barrett
1164:James Craig
1154:David Adams
1110:Sammy Duddy
1039:Jimmy Birch
1015:(1973-1988)
1009:(1971-1973)
483:, pp. 82–83
470:, pp. 61–62
457:, pp. 59–60
185:Mo Courtney
144:Early years
39:Nickname(s)
1763:Categories
1432:Glenn Barr
1414:John Gregg
1387:John White
1381:Andy Tyrie
1363:Jim Spence
1281:Billy Hull
1271:Davy Fogel
1159:Joe Bratty
1121:Davy Payne
1013:Andy Tyrie
936:2000–2002
908:1995–1999
360:References
287:John Gregg
279:John White
239:Falls Road
197:Jim Spence
160:Buffs Club
70:Allegiance
57:7 May 1959
53:1959-05-07
31:Birth name
1175:Alex Kerr
318:Highfield
312:with the
249:Brigadier
172:Monkstown
168:Rathcoole
109:Spouse(s)
83:Brigadier
1439:Ken Kerr
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126:loyalist
99:Conflict
1499:Actions
989:during
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256:Maze
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