Loyalists warned to stay clear of Adair

Associates of loyalist paramilitary chief Johnny “Mad Dog” Adair were ordered today to cut off all ties with him.

Tue, 10 Dec, 2002 - 16:16

Associates of loyalist paramilitary chief Johnny “Mad Dog” Adair were ordered today to cut off all ties with him.

Amid fears of an escalating feud, up to 50 Ulster Defence Association men who once lived close to Adair in west Belfast were told to stay clear of him.

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Courts Heathrow Place: west Belfast Place: North Down Place: East Belfast Place: Adair Place: Lower Shankill Place: Co Down Person: Adair Person: Johnny “Mad Dog” Adair Person: John Gregg Person: John White Person: White Person: Gregg Person: Gerry Adams Organisation: Ulster Defence Association Organisation: UDA Organisation: North Down Organisation: Sinn Féin

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