A history of Loyalist feuds

GANGLAND battles for supremacy among rival terror organisations who control Protestant areas of the city have left 14 men dead in the last two-and-a-half years.

A history of Loyalist feuds

August, 2000. A bloody war between the UDA and the Ulster Volunteer Force erupted after a pub on Belfast’s Shankill Road was attacked.

Factions close to Adair were accused of firing shots into the UVF-controlled bar during a major paramilitary parade.

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