Mother of murdered Catholic pleads for no retaliation

The mother of the Catholic man shot dead by loyalists in north Belfast today appealed for no retaliation.

Mother of murdered Catholic pleads for no retaliation
Mon, 22 Jul, 2002 - 11:38

The mother of the Catholic man shot dead by loyalists in north Belfast today appealed for no retaliation.

Father-of-one Gerard Lawlor, 19, was walking home from a pub in Antrim Road when he was shot a number of times, a few hundred yards from his Whitewell Road home.

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CourtsNorthern violencePlace: North BelfastPlace: Antrim RoadPlace: Whitewell RoadPlace: Newcastle, Co DownPlace: BelfastPlace: Glenbryn ParkPlace: ArdoynePlace: GlenbrynPlace: OldparkPlace: Oldpark RoadPlace: ShankillPlace: Rosapenna StreetPerson: Gerard LawlorPerson: Sharon LawlorPerson: LawlorPerson: Dan WhitePerson: Police SuperintendentPerson: Roy SuitterPerson: Mark BlaneyPerson: Nelson McCauslandPerson: Sinn FeinPerson: CouncillorPerson: Eoin O’BroinPerson: Joy McCrackenPerson: Pat ConveryOrganisation: CatholicOrganisation: Red Hand DefendersOrganisation: Ulster Defence AssociationOrganisation: Ulster Freedom FightersOrganisation: Holy Cross schoolOrganisation: republicansOrganisation: CatholicsOrganisation: SDLP
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