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Hugh Jordan

Hugh Jordan

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Journalist, Sunday World

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Total articles 379

  • Loyalist heartland ends 50-year grudge with Paras over Belfast shootings

    By Hugh Jordan| Belfast Telegraph Verified For five decades, residents in the hardline loyalist area of west Belfast bore a grudge against the crack British army regiment. Although best remembered for gunning down innocent Catholic civilians in Ballymurphy and Derry, the maroon-bereted super-squaddies were also detested in the close-knit Shankill where they also shot dead two middle-aged men.

    By Hugh Jordan · Belfast Telegraph

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Loyalist heartland ends 50-year grudge with Paras over Belfast shootings

    By Hugh Jordan| Sunday World Verified BAD HISTORY | Inquiries by the Sunday World revealed the change of heart on the Shankill is probably because Soldier F – who is due to stand trial for murder – has ties to the local area. British parachute regiment flag flies at the Bayardo monument on the Shankill Road. British parachute regiment flag flies this week at the Bayardo monument on the Shankill Road. A Para shot and killed two members of the UDA on Shankill Road in 1972. Armed British Paratroopers.

    By Hugh Jordan · Sunday World

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Loyalist heartland ends 50-year grudge with Paras over Belfast shootings

    By Hugh Jordan| Belfast Telegraph Verified For five decades, residents in the hardline loyalist area of west Belfast bore a grudge against the crack British army regiment. Although best remembered for gunning down innocent Catholic civilians in Ballymurphy and Derry, the maroon-bereted super-squaddies were also detested in the close-knit Shankill where they also shot dead two middle-aged men.

    By Hugh Jordan · Belfast Telegraph

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Sunday World

Sunday World is a newspaper publishing company that supplies newspaper and magazines.

Dublin, Ireland

+353 1 884 8900