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Sept 29th 1972: Vol Jimmy Quigley, Belfast Brigade, 2nd Battalion; Oct 1st, 1977: Seán O Conaill, Sinn Féin (Parkhurst Prison); Oct 1st 1996: Pat McGeown, Sinn Féin; Oct 2nd 1971: Vol Terence McDer-mott, Belfast Brigade, 1st Batt; Oct 2nd 1978: Vol Pat Harkin, Derry Brigade. "After all there are in Ireland two: those who stand for the English connection and those who stand against it." — Pádraig Pearse.

McCOMISKEY, Joseph (33rd Ann). In loving memory of Fian Joseph McComiskey, who died on 20 September 1972. Remembered always by Ogra Shinn Féin.

O'NEILL, Diarmuid (9th Ann). The McHugh family, Fermanagh will always remember Volunteer Diarmuid O'Neill, who was murdered by the British in the early hours of 23 September 1996. May he rest in peace.

QUIGLEY, Jimmy (33rd Ann). In loving memory of my brother Volunteer James Quigley, killed in action on 29 September 1972. St Patrick pray for him. Always remembered and sadly missed by his brother Gerard, Carol Anne and family.

QUIGLEY, Jimmy (33rd Ann). In proud and loving memory of my dearly beloved son James, (Jimmy) and our brother, who was killed in action by British forces on 29 September 1972. RIP. Lay him away on the hill side along with the brave and the bold. Loved and remembered always by his loving family and large family circle and friends.

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McALEER. Deepest sympathy is extended to the McAleer family, Loughmacrory, on the recent death of Barney. A dedicated and determined republican who inspired all who was privileged to know him. From Omagh Comhairle Ceantair, SF; From West Tyrone Ogra Shinn Féin.

MULVENNA. Deepest sympathy is extended to Maire and the extended Mulvenna family on the death of their mother Moira, who died on 21 September 2005. From the North Antrim Comhairle Ceantair SF, Patrick Kinney SF Cumann; the Glens of Antrim SF Cumann; the Gerard Casey SF Cumann Rasharkin; the Hogan/Martin SF Cumann Dunloy; the Joe Cahill SF Cumann, Ballycastle; the Malachy Carey SF Cumann, Loughgiel; the John Davey SF Cumann Carnlough/Glenarm; the Roger Casement SF Cumann Ballymena and the Bannside Cumann.

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