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PatFinucane (6675 words) |
 | That is allegations of collusion between British forces and loyalists and the South African arms shipment used to re-arm the loyalist paramilitaries in the last 1980s as well as the murder of Pat Finucane. |
| Between a half and a third of the weapons however still remain in the hands of loyalist paramilitaries o Nelson's central role in the arms transaction and transport meant he, and therefore British intelligence, knew the location of the farmhouse where the weapons would be stored initially after landing. |
| That is, collusion between British forces and loyalist paramilitaries including a full investigation of the shipment of South African arms used to rearm the loyalist paramilitaries in the late 1980s. |
| CAIN: Issue: Violence - Chronology of 'pipe-bomb' attacks (5763 words) |
| Loyalist paramilitaries were blamed for the attack on the officer who was a witness in a Northern Ireland arms trial. |
| Loyalists paramilitaries were believed to be responsible for leaving the device in the front garden of the house on the Cavehill Road. |
| A Loyalist, whose family escaped injury in a pipe-bomb attack on their home in Lurgan, County Armagh, claims the police knew it was going to happen. |
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