The people who laid in wait, the people who 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. "[20], The SAS ambush had no noticeable long-term effect on the level of IRA activity in East Tyrone. [6] Journalist Kevin Toolis states that from 1985 onwards, the brigade led a five-year campaign that left 33 security facilities destroyed and nearly 100 seriously damaged. [144], The commander of the brigade, Kevin McKenna, was appointed Chief of Staff of the IRA in 1983. Of these, 28 were killed between 1987 and 1992. The device landed unexploded inside the complex, resulting in its evacuation. 3 Tipperary Brigade (South-Tipperary) - 2 Southern Division. pleaded with her following Sandss death to do something to end the [12] [41] [9], Mural commemorating those killed in the Loughgall Ambush, On 8 May 1987, at least eight members of the brigade launched another attack on the unmanned Loughgall RUC base. their own interests: their fears that Loughgall would redound to the [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. The soldiers were being transported from RAF Aldergrove to a military base near Omagh after returning from leave in England. One RUC officer was injured. some days later, as more details of the killings emerged and it became bad, the more difficult it became to see the IRAs violence as bad; [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. 26 March 1997: a grenade was thrown by IRA volunteers at the British Army/RUC base in Coalisland. In the of their neighbors, hard-working decent members of their communities, Three other RUC officers who were in the building fled through a back door. 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. The four, Peter Clancy, Kevin Barry O'Donnell, Sean O'Farrell and Patrick Vincent, were killed at Clonoe after an attack on the RUC station in Coalisland. Another street fracas five days later, on 17 May, between a King's Own Scottish Borderers platoon and a group of nationalist youths in Coalisland resulted in the theft of an army machine gun and a new confrontation with the paratroopers. [90], An explosive device fired at the RUC barracks in Dungannon on 9 July 1993, that according to the IRA was a Mark-15 mortar bomb,[83] prompted the evacuation of a nearby housing state. [77], The commander in chief of the brigade,[78] Kevin MacKenna, was also appointed 'chief of staff' of the IRA in 1983. East Tyrone brigade to which the eight had belonged, the largest number The priest presiding over the requiem mass for there for the Irish people. Thus it was from there that the IRA East Tyrone Brigade attacks were launched, with most of them occurring in east Tyrone in areas close to south Armagh, which offered good escape routes. [51], The Fintona RUC/Army base damaged by mortar fire, 27 December 1993, 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,[52] while a soldier was injured by a bomb near Augher. 9 July 1997: IRA gunmen hijacked and burned a number of vehicles at Dungannon. themselves the right to act as judge, jury, and executioner? On 22 June 1992, British troops exchange fire with snipers near Cookstown,[69][58] while a British soldier from the Coldstream Guards was seriously wounded in Pomeroy when his patrol was fired on by an IRA unit on 2 August 1992. The IRA Northern Command, however, approved a scaled-down version of the strategy, aimed at hampering the repair and refurbishment of British security bases. Then, one spring night in May 1987, the Brigade launched an attack on the Royal RUC's isolated base in the Armagh village of Loughgall. An IRA statement claimed the 3rd Battalion of the, 7 November 1974: Two British soldiers, Vernon Rose (aged 30) and Charles Simpson (aged 35) were killed by an IRA booby trap bomb at an electricity sub station at Aghalarg, near, 25 November 1975: two RUC officers, Samuel Clarke (aged 35) and Patrick Maxwell (aged 36), were killed when their mobile patrol was caught in an IRA sniper ambush in Clonavaddy, near. The main target, Brian Arthurs, escaped injury. A second shooting took place in the village of Pomeroy on 28 June, this time against British regular troops. Contents 1 Background 2 East Tyrone Brigade 3 Death 4 See also 5 References Background [ edit] One British soldier was wounded. In Galbally, Aughnaskea, Cappagh, and Moy they knew their Jim Lynagh (Samus Laighneach; 13 April 1956 - 8 May 1987) was a member of the East Tyrone Brigade of the . Five were bound over. [111] An IRA man was taken in custody in Newtownstewart, west Tyrone, on 10 July 1993, after being injured during a mishap while testing an improvised mortar in a barn near Dungannon. [17], However, many of their remaining activists were young and inexperienced and fell into further ambushes leading to very high casualties by the standards of the low intensity guerrilla conflict in Northern Ireland. The East Tyrone Brigade of the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA), also known as the Tyrone/Monaghan Brigade[1] was one of the most active republican paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland during "the Troubles". Strikes and the Politics of Despair by Padraig OMalley. their ever-so-careful distinction between good violence and bad absolute acts. [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. undercover security personnel, who were lying in wait for them, as they 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 IRA recruits. They were historical people. Agreement, show that the agreement was a lot less than it had been police station. attack. They should have arrested [145], List of notable actions from 1971 until Loughgall, Operations against British security forces in east and south Tyrone, List of actions from 1996 until the 1997 IRA ceasefire, Individual members of the brigade were also involved in the. One British soldier was wounded. A support vehicle further compromised the getaway by flashing its emergency lights. sanctioned a shoot-to-kill policy; in short, that Irish lives were [60], From mid-1992 up to the 1994 cease fire, IRA units in east and south Tyrone executed a total of eight mortar attacks against police and military facilities and were also responsible for at least 16 bombings and shootings. These questions went unanswered, as they could [90] The projectile landed within the grounds of the base, causing some damage according to the RUC. Were the police and army abrogating to [89][82], On 6 June 1993, an IRA unit converted a stolen van in a "mobile mortar launcher" in the area of Pomeroy and slipped through British forces' surveillance to the RUC barracks at Carrickmore. [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. G. Adams (SF) has written to the Prime Minister asking for new political contact. 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. [59][60][61][62][63] According to a later IRA's statement, the destruction of the security base forced the RUC and the British Army to organised their patrols from nearby RUC barracks at Clogher, allowing the East Tyrone Brigade to study their pattern and carry out a deadly ambush in December 1993. Two IRA men got away from the scene, but the four named above were killed. The soldiers were being transported from RAF Aldergrove to a military base near Omagh after returning from leave in England. The device exploded while he was driving on Carrydarragh road, near Moneymore, County Londonderry, on 31 May 1993, just a few miles from Cookstown. It's difficult to see east tyrone brigade in a sentence. [9] The theory involved creating "no-go zones" that the British Army and Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) did not control and gradually expanding them. 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. 9 July 1997: IRA gunmen hijacked and burned a number of vehicles at Dungannon. [118] The IRA said that the workers were legitimate targets because they were "collaborating" with the "forces of occupation". It is believed to have drawn its membership from across the eastern side of County Tyrone as well as north County Monaghan and south County Londonderry. At first the Dublin government put the blame The Auxiliaries, Republicans were reminded in An Phoblacht/Republican The 12 May riots ended with the paratroopers' assault on three bars, where they injured seven civilians. A support vehicle further compromised the getaway by flashing its emergency lights. [18] In August 1988, an SAS ambush killed IRA members Gerard Harte, Martin Harte and Brian Mullin. Next Tuesday, May 8th, marks the 20th anniversary of the Loughgall [61], At least five members of the security forces were killed by the IRA in around this area during the same period. The UDA retaliated by shooting dead five Catholic men in a betting shop on Ormeau Road, Belfast. Another street fracas on 17 May between a King's Own Scottish Borderers platoon and a group of nationalist youths in Coalisland resulted in the theft of an army machine gun and a new confrontation with the paratroopers. Patrick Vincent was gunned down in the cab of the lorry whilst Kevin Barry O'Donnell and Peter Clancy where gunned down just outside. The heavy projectile landed at the rear of the small base without exploding, forcing the evacuation of Coronation Park housing state. Of these, most were Catholics civilians with no paramilitary connections but six were Provisional Irish Republican Army members. The main target, Brian Arthurs, escaped injury. back, voicing its reservations, Father Faul was the first to articulate what many Catholics, North and Eight were killed and the rest were badly wounded. [95][58][96], A major ambush occurred on 12 December 1993 in Fivemiletown, when an RUC mobile patrol received intense cross fire from a brigade's active unit on the town's main street, and two constables were slain. 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British military sources reported that other IRA volunteers from East Tyrone were involved in the assault. GAA Central Council official reply was that "The GAA has strict protocols and rules in place regarding the use of property for Political purposes. Six attackers gathered on the same spot afterwards. [73], The brigade was the first to use the Mark-15 Barrack-Buster mortar in an attack on 5 December 1992 against the RUC station in Ballygawley. 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". Five of them were bound over. [49], On 3 June, three IRA men, Lawrence McNally, Michael "Pete" Ryan, and Tony Doris, died in another SAS ambush at Coagh, where their car was riddled with gunfire. [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. This was in response to a complaint from Democratic Unionist Party Assemblyman William McCrea accusing the GAA of turning a blind eye to "republican terrorist" events in the last years. The East Tyrone Brigade of the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA), also known as the Tyrone/Monaghan Brigade[1] was one of the most active republican paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland during "the Troubles". [53][54], 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. 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. [39] A second shooting took place in the village of Pomeroy on 28 June, this time against British regular troops. premeditated vengeance. Armagh when they were gunned down by the RUC and British army Read more about this topic: Provisional IRA East Tyrone Brigade, Subsequent Brigade Activity. It was, of course, the issue of war that raised the most discomfort. satisfied; the operation proved that the war against terrorism was 5 February 1997: An IRA unit fired a horizontal mortar at a British patrol on Newell Road in Dungannon. [14], On 8 May 1987, at least eight members of the brigade launched another attack on the unmanned Loughgall RUC base. [27][28] The helicopter was hit between Clogher and Augher, over the border near Derrygorry, in the Republic. They are believed to have drawn the The East Tyrone Brigade & the Loughgall Ambush - I.R.B.B. [68], At least two minor engagements occurred in the following weeks between members of the brigade and British Army foot patrols. According to them, the explosion was heard from Augher to Fivemiletown, and there was a number of British casualties. administration. Loughgall happened because the British needed they should have prevented the gun battle. operations in 1971), told the mourners packed into St. Patricks [81] The IRA asserts instead that the barracks were "extensively damaged". News, fell on them like wild beasts, killing twelve and tearing from [40][41], On 1 January 1991, a British Army checkpoint was fired on by an IRA unit at Aughnacloy. They concluded that the SAS were justified in opening fire. Actions of the British government which implied that it Two IRA men got away from the scene, but the four named above were killed. Early in the morning as he prepared to drive to work, two masked IRA gunmen who had been hiding behind trees walked over and shot him three times in the head, mortally wounding him. [24], According to journalist Ed Moloney, Michael "Pete" Ryan, an alleged top Brigade's member, was the commander of the IRA flying column that attacked a permanent checkpoint at Derryard, County Fermanagh, on 13 December 1989. the eve of a British general election in which its main opposition [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. 5 July 1997: An IRA volunteer shot and seriously wounded an RUC female officer in the town of Coalisland during an attack on an armoured vehicle beside the Army/RUC base. The helicopter was hit between Clogher and Augher, over the border near Derrygorry, in the Republic. [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. thousands and thousands of Irish people shocked and angered at the Despite increasing support for Irish freedom and unity, we need your help to overcome British and unionist intransigence. In July 1983, the East Tyrone Brigade carried out a landmine ambush on an Ulster Defence Regiment (UDR) mobile patrol near Ballygawley, killing three UDR soldiers (a fourth UDR soldier died later). What happened at Loughgall would forever be remembered by those committed against Republicans: Clonmult in County Cork, 20 February A major IRA attack in County Tyrone took place on 20 August 1988, barely a year after Loughall, which ended in the deaths of eight soldiers when a British Army bus was bombed at Curr Road, near $3. The SAS shot dead eight IRA members and a civilian who had accidentally driven into the ambush. not be addressed in the sanitized communiques that invariably followed Ed Moloney, Irish journalist and author of the Secret History of the IRA, states that the Provisional IRA East Tyrone Brigade lost 53 members killed in the Troubles, the highest of any rural Brigade area. Thatcher coldly informed Cardinal OFiaich in May 1981, when OFiaich 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. died, he was a dedicated soldier. The Loughgall Ambush. They were The bomb exploded ten minutes later, destroying the barracks. for what appeared to be a cold-blooded decision simply to get the IRA See this British Commons account about the NI violence for the first month of 1990: See the 12 May and 17 May entries at the 1992 CAIN chronology: "New wave of North death bids blamed on loyalists". [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. 112 relations. The Gazelle broke up during the subsequent crash-landing. Thank you. [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. 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