Loyalists turn out for feud victim's funeral

Leading members of the Ulster Defence Association turned out in force today for the funeral of loyalist feud victim Robert “Rab” Carson.

Loyalists turn out for feud victim's funeral
Wed, 05 Feb, 2003 - 15:35

Leading members of the Ulster Defence Association turned out in force today for the funeral of loyalist feud victim Robert “Rab” Carson.

The 33-year-old father of two was gunned down alongside East Antrim UDA commander John “Grug” Gregg as they returned from a Glasgow Rangers football match at the weekend.

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CourtsJohnny AdairPlace: East AntrimPlace: East BelfastPlace: South BelfastPlace: North BelfastPlace: RathcoolePlace: BelfastPlace: Carnmoney CemeteryPerson: Robert “Rab” CarsonPerson: John “Grug” GreggPerson: Jim GrayPerson: Billy McFarlanePerson: Jackie McDonaldPerson: Andre ShoukriPerson: CarsonPerson: “Mo” CourtneyPerson: Jonny AdairPerson: AdairPerson: GreggPerson: EileenPerson: CourtneyPerson: Sammy DuddyOrganisation: Ulster Defence AssociationOrganisation: UDAOrganisation: Glasgow RangersOrganisation: Loyalist Prisoners’ AssociationOrganisation: LPAOrganisation: Ulster Political Research GroupOrganisation: UPRG
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