Thousands attend funeral of Belfast pipe-bomber

Thousands of people turned out in north Belfast today for the funeral of 16-year-old Glen Branagh.

Thousands of people turned out in north Belfast today for the funeral of 16-year-old Glen Branagh.

He died at the weekend when a pipe bomb he was about to throw at police exploded in his hand.

Mr Branagh would have been 17 tomorrow.

A number of leading loyalist paramilitaries joined the cortege and the teenager’s coffin was draped with a black-and-gold UDA flag.

Mr Branagh was a member of the Ulster Young Militants, the youth wing of the UDA.

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