Milltown: a history of Belfast told through its most famous cemetery
Opened 154 years ago, the cemetery tells the stories of slain IRA volunteers and RIC men shot by the IRA
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Opened 154 years ago, the cemetery tells the stories of slain IRA volunteers and RIC men shot by the IRA
Members of a Royal Black Preceptory were pictured behind the image of the multiple murderer inside the hall in east Antrim.
The message was displayed at half time during the English Championship game between Bristol City and Burnley.
If Hello! did spreads on well-known paramilitaries, then I suppose the photos would look something like the latest set of images of loyalist killer Michael Stone. Pictured after what the magazine might euphemistically term "a few years away from the media spotlight", Stone is captured, as the blurb would read, "in a series of candid poses that give an intimate glimpse into his new life". Wearing blue jeans and a black T-shirt, accessorised by a bullet-proof vest and - ever mindful of the public safety message - a Union flag-themed face mask, the 65-year-old takes a stroll by the seaside with ...
A victims' campaigner has said new images of loyalist killer Michael Stone enjoying a seaside walk after being controversially released on parole last month make for "difficult viewing". Kenny Donaldson was speaking after the first pictures emerged of the Milltown Cemetery bomber since being freed from jail. The 65-year-old, wearing a clearly visible bulletproof vest, was photographed strolling along the coast with his wife Karan and their dog. Mr Donaldson, the spokesman for Innocent Victims United, told the Belfast Telegraph: "It will be difficult viewing for innocents of Michael Stone's t...