Shocking Truth About a Belfast Massacre

On 5 February 1992, loyalist gunmen from the Ulster Defence Association (UDA) opened fire inside the Sean Graham bookmaker’s shop on Belfast’s Lower Ormeau Road. Five people were killed, nine more injured — all Catholic civilians.The UDA claimed it was retaliation for the IRA’s Teebane bombing, but investigations later revealed collusion between loyalist paramilitaries and the police. No o

Did We Find St. Patrick's Final Resting Place?

Did you know that St. Patrick’s final resting place is in Downpatrick, Northern Ireland? 🪦At the grounds of Down Cathedral, a simple granite slab engraved with the name “Patrick” marks the grave of Ireland’s patron saint. According to tradition, St. Brigid and St. Columba are also buried here, making it one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Ireland. 🇮🇪In this video, we exp

Strangled by his own necktie aged only 25 Alexander Corry

A number of the inscriptions at Knockbreda provide details about the cause of death, or the circumstances in which death took place. One of the more unusual is that of Alexander Corry, whose wife Jane erected a memorial recording the fact that he was ‘accidentally strangled by his neck handkerchief being caught whilst turning at a lathe in his own works, Belfast 2nd December 1859 aged 25 years?

Legendary Headmaster of Orangefield Boys High School John Malone

🎓 *John “Boots” Malone & the Legacy of Orangefield High School 🎓Orangefield Boys’ Secondary School opened its doors in 1957 in east Belfast, and at the heart of it stood its founding headmaster — John “Boots” Malone.Malone wasn’t just a headmaster — he was a visionary educator who believed in *opportunity, inclusivity, and creativity. At a time when education in Northern

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Remembering both Inspector William Henry Murtagh and Sergeant James William Blakely RUC GC murdered

In this tribute, we remember Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) Inspector William Henry Murtagh, and Sergeant James William Blakely who were brutally murdered by the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) during the Troubles. On February 6, 1976, Inspector Murtagh and Sergeant James William Blakely were on a routine foot patrol in north Belfast when they were ambushed by IRA gunmen. Both officers we