List of books about the Troubles

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The Troubles
in Ireland

1960s and 1970s

* Battle of the Bogside/1969 riots
* RTÉ bombing
* Battle of St Matthew's
* Falls Curfew
* Crossmaglen bombing
* Scottish soldiers' killings
* Operation Demetrius
* Ballymurphy massacre
* Newry killings
* Red Lion Pub bombing
* McGurk's Bar bombing
* Balmoral showroom bombing
* Bloody Sunday
* Abercorn Restaurant bombing
* Donegall St bombing
* Battle at Springmartin
* Dungiven ambush
* Battle of Lenadoon
* Springhill massacre
* Bloody Friday
* Operation Motorman
* Claudy bombing
* Newry customs bombing
* Benny's Bar bombing
* Annie's Bar massacre
* Belturbet bombing
* Dublin bombings
* New Lodge Six shooting
* Coleraine bombings
* Rose & Crown Bar bombing
* Clogher barracks attack
* Dublin & Monaghan bombings
* Mountainview Tavern attack
* Bleary Darts Club shooting
* Strand Bar bombing
* Forkhill beer keg bomb
* Miami Showband killings
* Bayardo Bar attack
* Tullyvallen massacre
* October 1975 attacks
* Drummuckavall ambush
* Dublin Airport bombing
* Dundalk & Silverbridge attacks
* Central Bar bombing
* Reavey and O'Dowd killings
* Kingsmill massacre
* Castleblayney bombing
* Hillcrest Bar bombing
* Flagstaff Hill incident
* Charlemont pub attacks
* Store Bar shooting
* Chlorane Bar attack
* Ramble Inn attack
* Stag Inn attack
* Andersonstown incident
* Garryhinch ambush
* Jonesborough Gazelle shootdown
* La Mon restaurant bombing
* Warrenpoint ambush
* Dungannon land mine attack

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1980s

* Dunmurry train bombing
* Lough Foyle attacks
* Altnaveigh landmine attack
* Glasdrumman ambush
* Divis Flats bombing
* Droppin Well bombing
* Ballygawley land mine attack
* Darkley killings
* Kesh ambush
* Strabane ambush
* Newry mortar attack
* Ballygawley barracks attack
* Birches barracks attack
* Clontibret invasion
* Loughgall ambush
* Remembrance Day bombing
* Milltown Cemetery attack
* Corporals killings
* Avenue Bar shooting
* Lisburn van bombing
* Aughanduff Lynx shootdown
* Ballygawley bus bombing
* Drumnakilly ambush
* Jonesborough ambush
* Derryard checkpoint attack

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1990s

* Derrygorry Gazelle shootdown
* Downpatrick landmine attack
* Operation Conservation
* Armagh City roadside bombing
* Fort Victoria
* Proxy bombings
* Lough Neagh ambush
* Silverbridge Lynx shootdown
* Mullacreevie ambush
* Cappagh killings
* Craigavon mobile shop killings
* Glenanne barracks bombing
* Coagh ambush
* Musgrave Park Hospital bombing
* Craigavon Hyster killings
* Teebane bombing
* Sinn Féin Headquarters shooting
* Sean Graham bookmakers' shooting
* Clonoe ambush
* Cloghoge checkpoint attack
* Coalisland riots
* South Armagh sniper campaign
* Forensic Lab bombing
* James Murray's bookmakers attack
* Castlerock killings
* Cullaville occupation
* Battle of Newry Road
* Shankill Road bombing
* Greysteel massacre
* Fivemiletown ambush
* Crossmaglen Lynx shootdown
* 1994 Shankill Road killings
* Loughinisland massacre
* Killeeshil ambush
* Drumcree conflict
* Thiepval barracks bombing
* Coalisland attack
* 1997 riots
* Quinn brothers' killings
* Banbridge bombing
* Omagh bombing

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See also: The Troubles in Britain & Europe, Assassinations during the Troubles, and Loyalist feud

List of books about the Troubles are works of literature cited using APA style citations.[1][2][3][4]

## Non-fiction[edit]

* Baldy, F. Tom (1997). The Battle for Ulster: A Study of Internal Security. Diane Publishing ISBN 0-7881-4145-7
* Bell, J. Bowyer (1993). The Irish Troubles: A Generation of Violence 1967–1992. St. Martin's Press. ISBN 0-312-08827-2
* Beresford, David (1989). Ten Men Dead: The Story of the 1981 Irish Hunger Strike Atlantic Monthly Press ISBN 978-0-87113-269-7
* Bishop, Patrick; Mallie, Eamonn (1988). The Provisional IRA. London: Corgi. ISBN 978-0-552-13337-1.
* Bourke, Richard (2003). Peace In Ireland: The War of Ideas (Random House)
* Coogan, Tim Pat (2002). The IRA (5th ed.). New York: Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 978-0-312-29416-8.
* Collins, Eamon and Mick McGovern (1999). Killing rage. London: Granta. ISBN 978-1-86207-047-9
* Curtis, Liz (1984). Ireland: The Propaganda War. The British Media and the Battle for Hearts and Minds. London: Pluto
* Dillon, Martin (1989). The Shankill Butchers: A Case History of Mass Murder. London: Hutcheson
* Edwards, Ruth (2000). The Faithful Tribe: An Intimate Portrait of the Loyal Institutions. HarperCollins ISBN 978-0-006-38890-6
* English, Richard (2012). Armed Struggle: The History of the IRA (revised ed.). London: Pan Macmillan. ISBN 978-1-4472-1249-2.
* Grant, Patrick (1999). Breaking Enmities: Religion, Literature and Culture in Northern Ireland, 1967–97. New York: St Martin's Press ISBN 978-0-333-69829-7
* Grant, Patrick (2001). Literature, Rhetoric, and Violence in Northern Ireland, 1968–1998: Hardened to Death. New York: Palgrave ISBN 0333794125
* Harnden, Toby (2000). Bandit Country: The IRA and South Armagh. Coronet Books ISBN 978-0-340-71737-0
* Keefe, Patrick Radden (2018). Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland. William Collins ISBN 978-0-008-15925-2
* McGartland, Martin (1997). Fifty Dead Men Walking: The True Story of a British Secret Agent inside the IRA. Hastings House ISBN 978-0-803-89407-5
* McKittrick, David, and David McVea (2012). Making Sense of the Troubles: The Story of the Conflict in Northern Ireland Viking ISBN 978-0-241-96265-7
* McKittrick, David (2001). Lost Lives: The Stories of the Men, Women and Children who Died as a Result of the Northern Ireland Troubles. Mainstream Publishing ISBN 978-1-840-18504-1
* McKittrick, David et al. (1996). The Fight for Peace: The Secret Story Behind the Irish Peace Process ISBN 978-0-434-00308-2
* Miller, David (1994). Don't Mention the War. Northern Ireland, Propaganda and the Media. London: Pluto
* Myers, Kevin (2006). Watching the Door: Drinking Up, Getting Down, and Cheating Death in 1970s Belfast. Soft Skull Press ISBN 1-593-76235-6
* O'Brien, Brendan (1999). The Long War: The IRA and Sinn Féin. Syracuse, New York: Syracuse University Press. ISBN 978-0-8156-0597-3.
* O'Callaghan, Sean (1998). The Informer: The Real Life Story of One Man's War Against Terrorism. Bantam Books ISBN 0-593-04285-9
* Rolston, Bill (ed.) (1991). The Media and Northern Ireland: Covering the Troubles. Macmillan Academic and Professional Ltd. ISBN 0-333-51575-7
* Schlesinger, Philip et al. (1983). Televising Terrorism: Political Violence in Popular Culture. London: Comedia
* Seymour, Gerald (1992). The Journeyman Tailor. HarperCollins ISBN 978-0-06-017998-4
* Sharrock, David, et al. (1998). Man of War, Man of Peace: The Unauthorised Biography of Gerry Adams. Pan Books ISBN 978-0-330-35396-0
* Stevenson, Jonathan (1996). "We Wrecked the Place": Contemplating an End to the Northern Irish Troubles. Free Press ISBN 068482745X
* Taylor, Peter (1998). Provos: The IRA and Sinn Féin. Bloomsbury ISBN 978-0-7475-3818-9
* Taylor, Peter (1999). Loyalists: War and Peace in Northern Ireland. Bloomsbury ISBN 978-0-7475-4519-4
* Taylor, Peter (2000). Brits: The War Against the IRA. Bloomsbury ISBN 978-0-7475-5806-4
* Toolis, Kevin (1995). Rebel Hearts: Journeys within the IRA's Soul. Picador ISBN 978-0-330-34243-8
* Urban, Mark (1992). Big Boys' Rules: The Secret Struggle Against the IRA. London: Faber and Faber. ISBN 978-0-571-16809-5.

## Fiction[edit]

* Beirne, Luke Francis. (2023) "Blacklion". Baraka Books
* Brandner, Cindy. (2001) Exit Unicorns Series:
* (2001) Exit Unicorns
* (2007) Mermaid in a Bowl of Tears
* (2012) Flights of Angels
* (2013) Spindrift
* (2016) In the Country of Shadows
* (2018) Bare Knuckle
* Burns, Anna (2018). Milkman
* Hughes, Michael (2018). Country. ISBN 978-1-473-63653-8
* MacLaverty, Bernard (1988). Cal. Heinemann ISBN 978-0-435-12336-9
* McKinty, Adrian. Sean Duffy Series:
* (2012). The Cold Cold Ground. Serpents Tail ISBN 978-1-616-14716-7
* (2013). I Hear the Sirens in the Street. Serpents Tail ISBN 978-1-616-14787-7
* (2014). In the Morning I'll Be Gone. Serpents Tail ISBN 978-1-616-14877-5
* (2015). Gun Street Girl. Serpents Tail ISBN 978-1-633-88000-9
* (2016). Rain Dogs. Serpents Tail ISBN 978-1-633-88130-3
* McNicholl, Damian (2004). A Son Called Gabriel ISBN 1-59315-018-0
* Patterson, Glenn (1999). The International
* Seymour, Gerald (1975). Harry's Game. Random House ISBN 978-0-394-49902-4
* Uris, Leon (1995). Trinity. Doubleday ISBN 978-1-568-65150-7
* Watts, Lee (2015). A Stone's Throw ISBN 978-1-5172-6492-5
* J. P. Hidcote. The Gortin Paradox. Paperback ISBN 978-1-916176-61-4; ebook ISBN 978-1-916-17660-7

## See also[edit]

* Ireland portal
* Northern Ireland portal

* Directory of the Northern Ireland Troubles
* List of bombings during the Northern Ireland Troubles and peace process
* Timeline of the Northern Ireland Troubles and peace process

## References[edit]

1. ^ Sanders, Andrew; Wood, Ian S. (2012). "Bibliography". Times of troubles Britain's war in Northern Ireland. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. pp. 260–268. ISBN 978-0748646579.
2. ^ Gillespie, Gordon (2009). "Bibliography". The A to Z of the Northern Ireland Conflict. Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield Pub. Group. pp. 285–308. ISBN 978-0810870451.
3. ^ Horton, Robert. "'The Troubles': Northern Ireland 1968–1998 – bibliography". 'The Troubles' Northern Ireland, 1968–99 (HI385). University of Warwick. Retrieved 16 September 2015.
4. ^ Edwards, Aaron (2014). "Bibliography". The Northern Ireland Troubles: Operation Banner 1969–2007. Osprey Publishing. ISBN 978-1472810366.

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The Troubles

Participants

State security forces

United Kingdom

* British Army (Ulster Defence Regiment
* Force Research Unit)
* Royal Ulster Constabulary (Ulster Special Constabulary)

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Ireland

* Defence Forces
* Garda Síochána

Irish republican paramilitaries

* Provisional IRA
* Official IRA
* INLA
* Irish People's Liberation Organisation
* Continuity IRA
* Real IRA
* Republican Action Force
* Saor Éire
* Irish Revolutionary Brigade

Vigilantes

* Direct Action Against Drugs

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Ulster loyalist paramilitaries

* Ulster Volunteer Force
* Ulster Defence Association
* Red Hand Commando
* Ulster Resistance
* Loyalist Volunteer Force
* Ulster Protestant Volunteers
* Ulster Third Force
* Ulster Volunteer Service Corps
* Down Orange Welfare
* Protestant Action Force
* Woodvale Defence Association

Vigilantes

* Ulster Protestant Action
* Ulster Service Corps
* Orange Volunteers

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Major events

* 1967–1972
* Northern Ireland civil rights movement
* 1969
* NI riots
* 1970
* Falls Curfew
* 1971
* Operation Demetrius
* McGurk's Bar bombing
* Balmoral showroom bombing
* 1972
* Bloody Sunday
* Abercorn Restaurant bombing
* Beginning of direct rule
* Bloody Friday
* Operation Motorman
* Old Bailey bombing
* Sunningdale Agreement
* 1974
* M62 coach bombing
* Ulster Workers' Council strike
* Dublin & Monaghan bombings
* Guildford pub bombings
* Birmingham pub bombings
* 1975
* Miami Showband killings
* Bayardo Bar attack
* Tullyvallen massacre
* Balcombe Street siege
* 1976
* Reavey and O'Dowd killings
* Kingsmill massacre
* 1978
* La Mon restaurant bombing
* Jonesborough Gazelle downing
* 1979
* Warrenpoint ambush
* 1981
* Republican hunger strike
* 1982
* Droppin Well bombing
* 1983
* Maze Prison escape
* 1984
* Brighton hotel bombing
* 1985
* Newry mortar attack
* Anglo-Irish Agreement
* 1987
* Loughgall ambush
* Remembrance Day bombing
* 1988
* Start of peace process
* Operation Flavius
* Milltown Cemetery attack
* Corporals killings
* IRA attacks in the Netherlands
* Aughanduff Lynx shootdown
* Ballygawley bus bombing
* 1989
* Deal barracks bombing
* Attack on Derryard checkpoint
* 1990–1997
* South Armagh sniper campaign
* 1990
* Augher Lynx shootdown
* Proxy bombings
* 1991
* Downing Street mortar attack
* Cappagh killings
* 1992
* Teebane bombing
* Sinn Féin Headquarters shooting
* Sean Graham bookmakers' shooting
* 1993
* Warrington bombings
* Bishopsgate bombing
* Shankill Road bombing
* Greysteel massacre
* Downing Street Declaration
* 1994
* Loughinisland massacre
* Crossmaglen Lynx downing
* Ceasefires of the Provisional IRA, UVF, UDA and RHC
* 1996
* Docklands bombing
* Manchester bombing
* 1997
* NI riots
* Second IRA ceasefire
* 1998
* Good Friday Agreement
* Omagh bombing

Political parties

Irish republican parties

* Sinn Féin
* Official Sinn Féin
* Republican Sinn Féin
* Irish Republican Socialist Party
* Communist Party of Ireland
* Irish Independence Party
* Republican Socialist Collective
* Unity

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Ulster loyalist parties

* Ulster Unionist Party
* Democratic Unionist Party
* Progressive Unionist Party
* Vanguard Unionist Progressive Party
* UK Unionist Party
* Ulster Democratic Party

Other parties

* Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
* Social Democratic and Labour Party

* Segregation (peace lines)
* Irish republicanism
* Irish nationalism
* Unionism
* Ulster loyalism
* United Ireland
* Free Derry
* Flags
* Murals
* Parades
* Punishment attacks
* Finances
* Special Category Status
* Shoot-to-kill policy
* HM Prison Maze
* Five techniques

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Category

Paramilitaries of The Troubles

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Provisional Irish Republican Army

General|

* Anti-Treaty IRA
* Sinn Féin
* Republican News
* An Phoblacht
* The Green Book
* The Troubles (Timeline)
* Haughey arms crisis
* IRA campaign
* Chronology of Provisional IRA actions
* Arms importation
* Weaponry
* Barrack buster
* Improvised tactical vehicles
* Mountjoy Prison helicopter escape
* Blanket protest
* Dirty protest
* HM Prison Maze
* Anti H-Block
* 1981 Irish hunger strike
* Maze Prison escape
* Armalite and ballot box strategy
* Punishment attacks
* Disappeared
* Smithwick Tribunal
* Northern Ireland peace process
* Good Friday Agreement

Organisation|

* Chief of Staff
* IRA Army Council
* IRA Northern Command
* IRA Southern Command
* Internal Security Unit
* Active service unit
* Belfast Brigade
* Derry Brigade
* South Armagh Brigade
* East Tyrone Brigade
* Balcombe Street Gang

Actions|

| 1970–1979|

* Battle of St Matthew's
* Falls Curfew
* 1970 Crossmaglen bombing
* Scottish soldiers' killings
* Red Lion bombing
* Balmoral showroom bombing
* Abercorn bombing
* Donegall Street bombing
* Battle at Springmartin
* Battle of Lenadoon
* Bloody Friday
* Claudy bombing
* Newry customs bombing
* Old Bailey bombing
* Honey Trap killings
* King's Cross & Euston bombings
* Coleraine bombings
* 1973 Westminster bombing
* M62 bombing
* Clogher attack
* Houses of Parliament bombing
* Tower of London bombing
* Guildford pub bombings
* Harrow School bombing
* Brooks's Club bombing
* Woolwich pub bombing
* British Airways bombing attempt
* Birmingham pub bombings
* London pillar box bombings
* Talbot Arms bombing
* Bristol bombing
* Telephone exchange bombings
* 1974 Oxford Street bombing
* Carlton Tower & Portman Hotel shootings
* Mountainview attack
* Bayardo Bar attack
* Forkhill attack
* Caterham Arms bombing
* Tullyvallen massacre
* London Hilton bombing
* Piccadilly bombing
* Trattoria Fiore bombing
* Scott's Oyster Bar bombing
* Walton's Restaurant bombing
* Drummuckavall ambush
* Balcombe Street siege
* Kingsmill massacre
* West Ham station attack
* Olympia bombing
* Store bar shooting
* Stag Inn attack
* Garryhinch ambush
* Jonesborough Gazelle downing
* La Mon restaurant bombing
* Crossmaglen ambush
* Warrenpoint ambush
* Brussels bombing
* Dungannon attack

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1980–1989|

* Dunmurry train bombing
* Lough Foyle attacks
* Glasdrumman ambush
* 1981 Bessbrook attack
* Chelsea Barracks bombing
* Hyde Park & Regent's Park bombings
* Harrods bombing
* Royal Artillery Barracks bombing
* Brighton hotel bombing
* Ballygawley land mine attack
* Newry mortar attack
* Ballygawley attack
* Enniskillen mortar attack
* RUC Birches barracks attack
* Rheindahlen bombing
* Loughgall ambush
* Operation Flavius
* Corporals killings
* Lisburn bombing
* Aughanduff Lynx shootdown
* 1988 Netherlands attacks
* Glamorgan barracks bombing
* Inglis Barracks bombing
* Ballygawley bus bombing
* Jonesborough ambush
* Clive Barracks bombing
* Deal barracks bombing
* Mayobridge attack
* Derryard attack

1990–1991|

* Derrygorry Gazelle downing
* South Armagh sniper
* Downpatrick roadside bomb
* Operation Conservation
* 1990 Wembley bombing
* Carlton Club bombing
* London Stock Exchange bombing
* Honourable Artillery Company bombing
* Lichfield gun attack
* RFA Fort Victoria bombing
* Proxy bombings
* Downing Street mortar attack
* Paddington & Victoria station bombings
* Mullacreevie ambush
* Glenanne barracks bombing
* Coagh ambush
* Musgrave Park Hospital bombing
* Crumlin Road Prison bombing

1992–1997|

* Teebane bombing
* Clonoe ambush
* London Bridge bombing
* Staples Cnr bombing
* Baltic Exchange bombing
* Sussex Arms bombing
* Cloghoge attack
* Coalisland riots
* Forensic Science Laboratory bombing
* Stoke Newington Road bomb
* 1992 Manchester bombing
* Night of the Long Knives
* 1993 Harrods bombing
* Warrington bombings
* Cullaville occupation
* Camden bombing
* Bishopsgate bombing
* Finchley Road bombings
* Battle of Newry Road
* Shankill Road bombing
* 1993 Fivemiletown ambush
* Heathrow attacks
* Crossmaglen Lynx downing
* Drumcree conflict
* Docklands bombing
* Aldwych bus bombing
* 1996 Manchester bombing
* Hammersmith Bridge bombing
* Osnabrück mortar attack
* Thiepval barracks bombing
* Coalisland attack
* 1997 Northern Ireland riots

Personalities
(Volunteers)|

* Paddy Agnew
* Martina Anderson
* Declan Arthurs
* Thomas Begley
* Ivor Bell
* Patricia Black
* Charles Breslin
* Edward Butler
* Paul Butler
* Joe Cahill
* Liam Campbell
* Fergal Caraher
* Malachy Carey
* Owen Carron
* Gerard Casey
* Carál Ní Chuilín
* Gabriel Cleary
* Peter Cleary
* Kevin Coen
* Eamon Collins
* Eddie Copeland
* Marion Coyle
* Gerard Davison
* Matt Devlin
* Hugh Doherty
* Joe Doherty
* Kieran Doherty
* Martin Doherty
* Pat Doherty
* Colin Duffy
* Rose Dugdale
* Dessie Ellis
* Mairéad Farrell
* William Fleming
* Kieran Fleming
* Bernard Fox
* Angelo Fusco
* Michael Gaughan
* John Francis Green
* Dessie Grew
* George Harrison
* Brendan Hughes
* Francis Hughes
* Martin Hurson
* Pearse Jordan
* Brian Keenan
* Gerry Kelly
* John Kelly
* Patrick Joseph Kelly
* Sean Kelly
* Jim Lynagh
* Proinsias Mac Airt
* Breandán Mac Cionnaith
* Antoine Mac Giolla Bhrighde
* Joseph MacManus
* Seán Mac Stíofáin
* Patrick Magee
* Paul Magee
* Donna Maguire
* Larry Marley
* Paul Marlowe
* Leo Martin
* Alex Maskey
* Pearse McAuley
* Daniel McCann
* Fra McCann
* Jennifer McCann
* Raymond McCartney
* Martin McCaughey
* Raymond McCreesh
* Joe McDonnell
* Séamus McElwaine
* Thomas McElwee
* Brendan McFarlane
* Tom McFeely
* Gerry McGeough
* Pat McGeown
* John Joe McGirl
* Martin McGuinness
* Pádraig McKearney
* Tommy McKearney
* Billy McKee
* Kevin McKenna
* Laurence McKeown
* Michael McKevitt
* Thomas McMahon
* Jackie McMullan
* Martin Meehan
* Ian Milne
* Arthur Morgan
* Danny Morrison
* Conor Murphy
* Thomas "Slab" Murphy
* Kieran Nugent
* Ruairí Ó Brádaigh
* Ed O'Brien
* Dáithí Ó Conaill
* Éamonn O'Doherty
* Joe B. O'Hagan
* Siobhán O'Hanlon
* Rita O'Hare
* Diarmuid O'Neill
* Dolours Price
* Marian Price
* Liam Quinn
* Paddy Quinn
* Billy Reid
* Bobby Sands
* Seán Savage
* Pat Sheehan
* Frank Stagg
* Jimmy Steele
* Bobby Storey
* Gerard Tuite
* Seamus Twomey
* Roy Walsh
* Séanna Walsh

Espionage and
Supergrasses|

* Eamon Collins
* Denis Donaldson
* Joseph Fenton
* Kevin Fulton
* Raymond Gilmour
* Martin McGartland
* Sean O'Callaghan
* Freddie Scappaticci (allegedly "Stakeknife")

Associates|

* Cumann na mBan
* Fianna Éireann
* South Armagh Republican Action Force
* Direct Action Against Drugs
* NORAID
* Clan na Gael
* Troops Out Movement

Derivatives|

* Continuity Irish Republican Army
* Real Irish Republican Army

Prominent
killings|

* Jeffery Stanford Agate
* Johnathan Ball
* Anthony Berry
* Robert Bradford
* Joe Bratty
* Matthew Burns
* Martin Cahill
* Eamon Collins
* Raymond Elder
* Gerard Evans
* Christopher Ewart-Biggs
* Joseph Fenton
* Billy Fox
* Maurice Gibson
* Ian Gow
* Heidi Hazell
* Donald Kaberry
* Andrew Kearney
* Baroness Brabourne
* William "Frenchie" Marchant
* Martin McBirney
* Jerry McCabe
* Robert McConnell
* Jean McConville
* Columba McVeigh
* Ross McWhirter
* Stephen Melrose
* Lord Mountbatten
* Lenny Murphy
* Robert Nairac
* Thomas Oliver
* Tim Parry
* Paul Quinn
* Robert Seymour
* Robert McCartney (allegedly)
* Joseph Rafferty (allegedly)
* Ray Smallwoods
* Sammy Smyth
* Nick Spanos
* James Stronge
* Norman Stronge
* Richard Sykes
* Stephen Tibble
* Sammy Ward
* Michael Willetts

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Official IRA and the Workers' Party

General|

* Anti-Treaty IRA
* Sinn Féin
* The Troubles (Timeline)
* Marxism–Leninism
* Popular front
* Two-stage theory
* Anti-sectarianism
* Officials-Provisionals split
* Free Derry
* United Irishman
* The Irish People
* Official IRA Belfast Brigade

Actions|

* Timeline of Official Irish Republican Army actions
* 1969 Northern Ireland riots
* Falls curfew
* Aldershot bombing

Personalities|

* Cathal Goulding
* Seán Garland
* Roy Johnston
* C. Desmond Greaves
* Joe McCann
* Ronnie Bunting
* Thomas "Ta" Power
* Des O'Hagan
* Leo Martin
* Malachy McGurran
* Billy McMillen
* Jim Sullivan
* Kenneth Littlejohn
* Seamus Costello
* Eoin Ó Murchú
* Tomás Mac Giolla
* Francis Hughes
* Paddy O'Callaghan
* Mickey Devine
* Michael Gaughan
* Henry McDonald
* Johnnie White
* Seán Ó Cionnaith
* Máirín de Burca
* Hugh Torney
* Dominic Behan
* Martin O'Hagan
* Eoghan Harris
* Eamonn Melaugh
* Proinsias De Rossa
* Eric Byrne
* Pat McCartan
* Joe Sherlock
* Liz McManus
* Pat Rabbitte
* Seamus Lynch
* Michael Enright
* Eamon Gilmore
* Catherine Murphy
* Marian Donnelly
* Francie Donnelly
* Tom French
* Patrick Gallagher
* John Halligan
* Linda Kavanagh
* Kathleen Lynch
* Des Geraghty
* Mick Finnegan
* Ted Tynan
* Michael Donnelly
* John Lowry
* Gerry Grainger

Associates|

* Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association
* Connolly Association (Communist Party of Great Britain)
* Peace Train Organisation
* IMCWP
* INITIATIVE
* Clann na hÉireann

Derivatives|

* Irish National Liberation Army
* Irish Republican Socialist Party
* Democratic Left
* Official Republican Movement

Prominent killings|

* Seamus Costello
* John Barnhill
* Gerard Weston

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INLA and the IRSP

General|

* The Troubles
* Official Sinn Féin
* Official IRA
* Irish Republican Socialist Movement
* The Starry Plough
* Marxism–Leninism
* Blanket protest
* Dirty protest
* HM Prison Maze
* Anti H-Block
* 1981 Irish hunger strike
* July 1997 riots
* Northern Ireland peace process
* Good Friday Agreement
* Organized crime
* INLA Belfast Brigade

Attacks|

* Central Bar bombing
* Assassination of Airey Neave
* 1982 Divis Flats bombing
* Droppin Well bombing
* Darkley killings (denied)
* 1994 Shankill Road killings
* Newtownhamilton bombing

Personalities|

* Jimmy Brown
* Ronnie Bunting
* Patrick Campbell
* Seamus Costello
* Miriam Daly
* Mickey Devine
* Bernadette Devlin
* Gino Gallagher
* Raymond Gilmour
* Tony Gregory
* Dessie Grew
* Seamus Grew
* Stephen King
* Harry Kirkpatrick
* Kevin Lynch
* Dominic McGlinchey
* Christopher "Crip" McWilliams
* Colm Murphy
* Patsy O'Hara
* Dessie O'Hare
* Martin "Rook" O'Prey
* Michael Plunkett
* Thomas "Ta" Power
* Mary Reid
* Gerard Steenson
* Hugh Torney
* Sammy Ward
* Johnnie White

Associates|

* Irish Republican Socialist Committees of North America

Derivatives|

* Independent Socialist Party
* Irish People's Liberation Organisation
* Republican Socialist Collective

Prominent killings|

* Billy McMillen
* Henry Byrne
* John Morley
* William McCullough
* John McKeague
* Patrick Joseph Morrissey
* Trevor King
* Billy Wright

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Continuity IRA and Republican Sinn Féin

General|

* The Troubles
* 1986 Sinn Féin Ardfheis
* Abstentionism
* Irish republican legitimatism
* Éire Nua
* Saoirse Irish Freedom
* Dissident republican
* Dissident Irish republican campaign
* CIRA actions

Personalities|

* Ruairí Ó Brádaigh
* Dáithí Ó Conaill
* Éamonn O'Doherty
* Billy McKee
* Seán Ó Brádaigh
* George Harrison
* Dan Keating
* Joe Stynes
* Seán Cunningham
* Seán Keenan
* Seosamh Ó Mhaoileoin
* Des Dalton
* Josephine Hayden
* Martin Corey

Associates|

* Cumann na mBan
* Fianna Éireann
* Republican Clan na Gael
* National Irish Freedom Committee
* Cabhair
* National Commemoration Committee

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Real Irish Republican Army and the 32 County Sovereignty Movement

General|

* The Troubles
* Northern Ireland peace process
* Mitchell Principles
* Good Friday Agreement
* Dissident republican
* Dissident Irish republican campaign

Attacks|

* 1998 Banbridge bombing
* Omagh bombing
* 2000 MI6 attack
* 2001 BBC bombing
* 2001 Ealing bombing
* 2001 Birmingham bombing
* Massereene Barracks shooting
* 2010 Newry car bombing
* Death of Lyra McKee

Personalities|

* Bernadette Sands McKevitt
* Michael McKevitt
* Liam Campbell
* Seamus Daly
* Colm Murphy
* Gareth O'Connor
* Andrew Burns
* Gary Donnelly
* Marian Price
* Colin Duffy

Associates|

* Republican Action Against Drugs

Derivatives|

* Óglaigh na hÉireann (Real IRA splinter group)

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Ulster Defence Association

during the Troubles

Chairmen of the UDA|

* Charles Harding Smith (1971-1973)
* Andy Tyrie (1973-1988)
* position abolished (1988)

East Belfast Brigade|

* Albert "Ginger" Baker
* Jimmy Birch
* Billy Elliot
* Jim "Doris Day" Gray
* Tommy Herron
* Sammy McCormick
* Ned McCreery
* Michael Stone

North Belfast Brigade|

* John Boreland
* John Bunting
* Sammy Duddy
* Tommy English
* Davy Payne
* Andre & Ihab Shoukri
* Jimbo Simpson

South Belfast Brigade|

* David Adams
* Joe Bratty
* James Craig
* Raymond Elder
* Alex Kerr
* Jackie McDonald
* John McMichael
* Ray Smallwoods
* Michael Stone

West Belfast Brigade|

* Johnny Adair
* Ken Barrett
* Jackie Coulter
* Mo Courtney
* James Craig
* Frankie Curry
* William "Winkie" Dodds
* Hester Dunn
* Ernie Elliott
* Davy Fogel
* Donald Hodgen
* Billy Hull
* Matt Kincaid
* Tommy Lyttle
* Kenny McClinton
* Sam McCrory
* Alan McCullough
* William "Bucky" McCullough
* Stephen "Top Gun" McKeag
* Billy "Twister" McQuiston
* James "Sham" Millar
* Wendy Millar
* Brian Nelson
* Charles Harding Smith
* Gary "Smickers" Smyth
* Sammy Smyth
* Jim Spence
* William Stobie
* "Fat" Jackie Thompson
* Andy Tyrie
* John White

South East Antrim Brigade|

* Joe English
* John Gregg

North Antrim & Londonderry Brigade|

* Glenn Barr
* Ken Kerr
* Torrens Knight
* Billy McFarland
* Andy Robinson

Mid-Ulster Brigade|

* Robert John Kerr
* Eddie Sayers
* Michael Stone

Actions|

* Benny's Bar bombing (1972)
* Top of the Hill bar shooting (1972)
* New Lodge Six shooting (1973)
* Paddy Wilson and Irene Andrews killings (1973)
* Murder of Ann Ogilby (1974)
* Dublin Airport bombing (1975)
* Biddy Mulligan's pub bombing (1975)
* Milltown Cemetery attack (1988)
* Sean Graham bookmakers' shooting (1992)
* Attack on James Murray's bookmakers (1992)
* Castlerock killings (1993)
* Greysteel massacre (1993)

Prominent victims|

* Paddy Wilson (1973)
* John Turnley (1980)
* Miriam Daly (1980)
* Ronnie Bunting (1980)
* James Craig (1988)
* Pat Finucane (1989)
* Gerard Casey (1989)
* Eddie Fullerton (1991)
* Ned McCreery (1992)
* Frankie Curry (1999)

Related articles|

* Combined Loyalist Military Command
* Loyalist Association of Workers
* Loyalist feud
* Quis separabit?
* Real Ulster Freedom Fighters
* Red Hand Defenders
* Shankill Defence Association
* Ulster Army Council
* Ulster Democratic Party
* Ulster loyalism
* Ulster Loyalist Central Co-ordinating Committee
* Ulster nationalism
* Ulster Political Research Group
* Ulster Workers' Council strike
* Ulster Young Militants
* Volunteer (Ulster loyalist)
* Woodvale Defence Association

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Ulster Volunteer Force

during the Troubles

Chiefs of Staff|

* Gusty Spence (1966)
* Samuel McClelland (1966–1973)
* Jim Hanna (1973–1974)
* Ken Gibson (1974)
* Unnamed Chief of Staff (1974–1975)
* Tommy West (1975–1976)
* John "Bunter" Graham (1976-date)

Belfast Brigade members|

* Robert Bates
* John Bingham
* Frankie Curry
* David Ervine
* Billy Giles
* Mark Haddock
* Billy Hutchinson
* Trevor King
* Bobby McKee
* Jackie Mahood
* William "Frenchie" Marchant
* Billy Mitchell
* William Moore
* John Murphy
* Lenny Murphy
* Clifford Peeples
* Brian Robinson
* George Seawright
* Robert "Squeak" Seymour
* William Smith
* Billy Spence
* Harry "Harmless" Stockman
* James "Tonto" Watt

Mid-Ulster Brigade members|

* Harris Boyle
* Mark "Swinger" Fulton
* William James Fulton
* Billy Hanna
* Robin Jackson
* Richard Jameson
* Robin King
* Billy McCaughey
* Robert McConnell
* David Alexander Mulholland
* Lindsay Robb
* Wesley Somerville
* John Weir
* Billy Wright

Red Hand Commando members|

* Frankie Curry
* Billy Elliot
* John McKeague
* Winston Churchill Rea
* Wiliam Smith
* Michael Stone

Units and groups|

* Glenanne gang
* Shankill Butchers
* Protestant Action Force
* Young Citizen Volunteers

Actions|

* RTÉ Studio bombing (1969)
* Battle of St Matthew's (1970)
* McGurk's Bar bombing (1971)
* Battle at Springmartin (1972)
* Imperial Hotel bombing (1972)
* Belturbet bombing (1972)
* 1972 and 1973 Dublin bombings
* Rose & Crown Bar bombing (1974)
* Dublin and Monaghan bombings (1974)
* 1975 Conway's Bar attack (1975)
* Bleary Darts Club shooting (1975)
* Strand Bar bombing (1975)
* Miami Showband killings (1975)
* Donnelly's Bar and Kay's Tavern attacks (1975)
* October 1975 Northern Ireland attacks
* Reavey and O'Dowd killings (1976)
* Hillcrest Bar bombing (1976)
* Charlemont pub attacks (1976)
* Chlorane Bar attack (1976)
* Ramble Inn attack (1976)
* Glasgow pub bombings (1979)
* Avenue Bar shooting (1988)
* 1991 Cappagh killings (1991)
* 1991 Drumbeg killings
* 1991 Craigavon killings
* Loughinisland massacre (1994)
* 1994 Dublin-Belfast train bombing (1994)
* Quinn brothers' killings (1998)
* Murders of Andrew Robb and David McIlwaine (2000)

Prominent victims|

* Jim Hanna (1974)
* John Francis Green (1975)
* Billy Hanna (1975)
* The Miami Showband (1975)
* Maire Drumm (1976)
* Larry Marley (1987)
* Martin Doherty (1994)
* Jackie Coulter (2000)
* Tommy English (2000)

Related articles|

* Combined Loyalist Military Command
* Loyalist feud
* Loyalist Volunteer Force
* Progressive Unionist Party
* Tara
* Ulster Army Council
* Ulster Constitution Defence Committee
* Ulster loyalism
* Ulster Loyalist Central Co-ordinating Committee
* Ulster Volunteers
* Ulster Workers' Council strike
* Volunteer (Ulster loyalist)
* Volunteer Political Party

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Loyalist Volunteer Force

during the Troubles

Leaders|

* Billy Wright (1996-1997)
* Mark "Swinger" Fulton (1997-2002)
* Robin "Billy" King (2002-2005?)

* Northern Ireland portal

Members and spokesmen|

* William James Fulton
* Muriel Gibson
* Alex Kerr
* Kenny McClinton
* Jackie Mahood
* Clifford Peeples
* Lindsay Robb

Related articles|

* Drumcree conflict
* Richard Jameson
* Loyalist feud
* Red Hand Defenders
* UDA West Belfast Brigade
* Ulster loyalism
* UVF Mid-Ulster Brigade
* Volunteer (Ulster loyalist)

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