IRISH OUTRAGES

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 20, 19 October 1920, Page 7

IRISH OUTRAGES

NOTORIOUS RAID LEADER SHOT THREE MURDERS IN DUBLIN NATIONALISTS AND UNIONISTS FIGHT IN BELFAST By Telegraph--Pre«g Assooiation-Ooßyrlirlit (ftec. October 18, 5.5 pm.) London, October 16. Constabulary Sergeant Roche, 6u.mm.on- • ed from Tipporary to Dublin, identified tho civilian killed n the shooting at the hank in Philsboro' Street as John Tracey, a notorious leader in many raids in South Ireland, A. party of armed civilians shot Setgen lit Roche dead on Sunday Afternoon' in a Dublin street. Two other murders occurred in Dublin, and thore were n number of casualties through auxiliary police firing on troops, and! vica versa, in the darkness in Parnell Square through a mistake. A fight occurred between Nationalists and Unionists in Belfast after a football match. The'military fired first on the Nationalist?,, dispersing them, and then fired on the killing three — Aus'.-N.Z. Cable Assn. [An armoured car stopped in Philsboro' Street, Dublin, and while an officer entered a bank three men attacked the crew with revolvers, wounding a soldier. The latter's comrades killed one assailant, but the others escaped.! DEATH OF A~IiUNGER-STRIKER AWAITING TRIAL ON CAPITAL CHARGE (Rec. October 18, 7.25 p.m.) London, October 18. Michael Fitzgerald died during a hunger strike in Cork. He was awaiting trial on n capital charge—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.