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21. Frank Fitzsimons salutes his daughter Vivienne's grave

22. Funeral of John McMichael former leader of the UDA, killed in PIRA car bomb at his home. Shots of funeral leaving his house in...

23. Gerry Adams election poster

24. Graffiti in Downpatrick, Flying Horse Estate, "F--- the Stickies: Peacemakers"and "Up the Provos." Stickies are the official IRA.

25. Group of WP/Official IRA men, Tomás Mac Giolla, Sean Garland, Cathal Goulding (deceased) and Dessie O'Hagan. This is the only...

26. Hooded Loyalists in front of bonfire and flag, Bridge Street, Downpatrick on the eve of the 12th of July. Just before the fire...

27. Jimmy Drumm (deceased), veteran republican and former prisoner. His wife Maura Drumm was killed by Loyalist gunmen when she was...

28. Joe Cahill, veteran PIRA man. Portraits walking near Dublin Sinn Fein Office and close-ups taken inside

29. Joe Cahill, veteran Republican (IRA) and with his wife, Annie

30. Joe English, founder member of the UDA.

31. John McMichael and Andy Tyrie, taken in front of the Ulster flag

32. John McMichael former leader of the UDA.

33. John McMichael former leader of the UDA and Andy Tyrie, Supreme Commander of the UDA.

34. John McMichael former leader of the UDA and Andy Tyrie UDA Supreme Commander in front of Ulster flag

35. John McMichael, former leader of the UDA, later killed by a bomb placed under his car by the PIRA. Portraits of him in front of...

36. John McMichael, former leader of the UDA, with Sammy Duddy, also a UDA leader

37. John McMichael's funeral former leader of the UDA leaves his Lisburn home

38. John McMichael's wedding former leader of the UDA. Photos taken with his wife at cannon gun in Lisburn Park

39. John Ned Quinn, South Armagh, former chief of volunteers in the old IRA, during the Irish civil war of independence. He was...

40. Knocklong Railway Station, Co. Limerick. Includes some shots of an old IRA man from the 1920 campaign