Democratic Unionist Party
DUP South Antrim MLA Trevor Clarke, attending the 2026 Teebane commemoration as a family member, says the IRA justification for the 1992 bombing that killed eight Protestant workers was morally bankrupt. He calls for the perpetrators to be named and criticises the selective approach to legacy…
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TUV representative Glenn Moore marks 33 years since the IRA Teebane bombing, which killed eight Protestant workers, saying no one has been charged and calling for action to hold those responsible to account. He also condemns repeated attacks on the Teebane memorial in Mid Ulster.
Community relations and legacy Justice and policing Original release: Teebane anniversary – 33 years on (opens in a new tab)
TUV Mid Ulster Chairman Glenn Moore marks the anniversary of the 1992 Teebane attack that killed eight men, saying their families have been denied truth and accountability. He criticises Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill for saying there was no alternative to the IRA campaign at the time.
Community relations and legacy Justice and policing Original release: There Was Always an Alternative: Remembering the Teebane Murdered (opens in a new tab)
UUP MLA Tom Elliott marks the 35th anniversary of the 1987 Enniskillen Poppy Day bombing, calling for truth and justice for the families. He criticises Mary Lou McDonald's distinction between IRA and Dublin-based gang murders and pays tribute to those who campaigned for the Enniskillen memorial.
Community relations and legacy Justice and policing Original release: 35 years on Enniskillen families still wait for truth and justice - Elliott (opens in a new tab)
TUV South Belfast spokesperson Andrew Girvin says Belfast City Council's event commemorating Bloody Friday shames its organisers for not naming the Provisional IRA. He calls for the Council and the Commission for Victims and Survivors to explain their consultation with victims' families.
Community relations and legacy Local government Issue: Bloody Friday bombings 50th anniversary memorial service Belfast Original release: Fifty years on the truth of IRA slaughter cannot be obscured (opens in a new tab)
TUV leader Jim Allister responds to a coroner's finding that the Kingsmill massacre was an overtly sectarian IRA attack, criticising Sinn Fein over a play park named after Raymond McCreesh and Dublin's cooperation in the inquest, and calling for a full public inquiry.
Community relations and legacy Justice and policing Issue: Kingsmill inquest court proceedings April 2024 Original release: Coroner finding stark reminder of IRA campaign of sectarian terror (opens in a new tab)
TUV deputy leader Ron McDowell marks 30 years since the IRA Shankill fish shop bombing, which killed nine Protestants, saying the community will never forget those lives lost. Leader Jim Allister says victims of terrorism are often overlooked and criticises an attempt to airbrush them from the…
Community relations and legacy Justice and policing Issue: Shankill fish shop bombing 30th anniversary memorial service Original release: Shankill memorial service (opens in a new tab)