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and usually consisting of a trophy in the form of a model gun and plaque made by loyalists prisoners, was dominated by McKeag from 1990 onwards and helped to ensure that he became known as "Top Gun" both to his UDA comrades and his
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he was planning against the UVF. McKeag however refused to take part and was severely beaten by Adair and his allies and cut off from organised loyalism altogether. Some within C Company, including
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calling for him to deliver a pizza to a derelict house. McKeag was held in prison soon after this attack for the Hughes trial and the mantle of top hitman in C Company temporarily passed to
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bolt embedded into the wall nearby, and it was initially assumed that he had been killed; however a post-mortem found that his death was caused by a lethal combination of painkillers and
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1647:Pat Finucane
1623:John Turnley
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405:An Phoblacht
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252:Jim Sullivan
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191:Johnny Adair
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148:paramilitary
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129:The Troubles
59:1 April 1970
18:
1801:2000 deaths
1796:1970 births
1641:James Craig
1629:Miriam Daly
1434:Joe English
1384:Sammy Smyth
1332:Sam McCrory
1288:Hester Dunn
1271:James Craig
1265:Mo Courtney
1253:Ken Barrett
1191:James Craig
1181:David Adams
1137:Sammy Duddy
1066:Jimmy Birch
1042:(1973-1988)
1036:(1971-1973)
447:Alex Maskey
435:Newtownards
341:Maze Prison
304:Antrim Road
300:Alex Maskey
289:republicans
170:Early years
48:Nickname(s)
1790:Categories
1459:Glenn Barr
1441:John Gregg
1414:John White
1408:Andy Tyrie
1390:Jim Spence
1308:Billy Hull
1298:Davy Fogel
1186:Joe Bratty
1148:Davy Payne
1040:Andy Tyrie
559:References
478:rave music
458:Rottweiler
240:Falls Road
229:republican
203:Andy Tyrie
97:Allegiance
76:2000-09-25
40:Birth name
1202:Alex Kerr
532:Combat 18
385:Portadown
308:Sinn Féin
199:Jim Craig
110:Commander
1466:Ken Kerr
861:Archived
513:crossbow
466:scorpion
374:urostomy
213:Killings
176:neo-nazi
145:loyalist
125:Conflict
1526:Actions
1016:during
517:cocaine
498:Belfast
418:Crumlin
370:stomach
356:Decline
335:by the
264:Finaghy
254:of the
250:member
164:Belfast
141:Top Gun
82:Belfast
74: (
62:Belfast
51:Top Gun
1673:(1999)
1667:(1992)
1661:(1991)
1655:(1989)
1649:(1989)
1643:(1988)
1637:(1980)
1631:(1980)
1625:(1980)
1619:(1973)
1602:(1993)
1596:(1993)
1590:(1992)
1584:(1992)
1578:(1988)
1572:(1975)
1566:(1975)
1560:(1974)
1554:(1973)
1548:(1973)
1542:(1972)
1536:(1972)
474:monkey
462:iguana
87:Buried
410:AK-47
376:bag.
530:and
464:, a
445:and
420:and
368:and
205:and
197:and
115:Unit
107:Rank
69:Died
56:Born
500:'s
346:Uzi
233:RUC
162:in
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