List of people killed during The Troubles (1969–1998)

At least 3,489 people were killed during The Troubles in Northern Ireland, Ireland, the United Kingdom, and continental Europe, between 1969 and 1998.^[1]

1969

Name	Date of death	Age	Religious affiliation	Status	Location of injury	Perpetrator	Notes[2]
Francis McCloskey	14 July 1969	67	Catholic	Civilian	Dungiven, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland	Royal Ulster Constabulary	Died after being hit on the head by a baton during unrest the previous day.
Samuel DeVenney	17 July 1969	42	Catholic	Civilian	William Street, Bogside, Derry, Northern Ireland	Royal Ulster Constabulary	Died after being beaten in his home on April 19, 1969.
John Gallagher	14 August 1969	30	Catholic	Civilian	Cathedral Road, Armagh, County Armagh, Northern Ireland	Ulster Special Constabulary	Shot during 1969 Northern Ireland riots.
Patrick Rooney	14 August 1969	9	Catholic	Civilian	Divis Flats, Belfast, Northern Ireland	Royal Ulster Constabulary	Shot while in his home; The RUC responded to gunfire by firing into nearby flats where they believed shots were fired from during the 1969 Northern Ireland riots.[3]
Herbert Roy	15 August 1969	26	Protestant	Civilian	Corner of Divis and Dover Streets, Lower Falls, Belfast, Northern Ireland	Unknown Republican Rioter	Shot during 1969 Northern Ireland riots.
Hugh McCabe	15 August 1969	20	Catholic	British Army (on leave)	Whitehall Block, Divis Flats, Belfast, Northern Ireland	Royal Ulster Constabulary	Shot by police marksmen on roof, where rioters had gathered during 1969 Northern Ireland riots.
Samuel McLarnon	15 August 1969	27	Catholic	Civilian	Herbert Street, Ardoyne, Belfast, Northern Ireland	Royal Ulster Constabulary	Shot during 1969 Northern Ireland riots.
Michael Lynch	15 August 1969	28	Catholic	Civilian	Butler Street, Ardoyne, Belfast, Northern Ireland	Royal Ulster Constabulary	Shot during 1969 Northern Ireland riots.
Gerald McAuley	15 August 1969	15	Catholic	Fianna Éireann	Bombay Street, Falls, Belfast, Northern Ireland	Unknown Loyalist Rioter	Shot during 1969 Northern Ireland riots.
David Linton	15 August 1969	48	Protestant	Civilian	Junction of Palmer Street and Crumlin Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland	Unknown Republican Rioter	Shot during 1969 Northern Ireland riots.
John Todd	8 September 1969	29	Protestant	Civilian	Alloa Street, Lower Oldpark, Belfast, Northern Ireland	Unknown Republican Rioter	Shot during unrest.
George Dickie	11 October 1969	25	Protestant	Civilian	Shankill Road and Downing Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland	British Army	Shot during unrest.
Herbert Hawe	11 October 1969	32	Protestant	Civilian	Hopeton Street, Shankill, Belfast, Northern Ireland	British Army	Shot during unrest.
Victor Arbuckle	11 October 1969	29	Protestant	Royal Ulster Constabulary	Shankill Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland	Unknown Loyalist Rioter	Shot during unrest.
Thomas McDowell	21 October 1969	45	Protestant	Ulster Volunteer Force	Hydroelectric power station near Ballyshannon, County Donegal, Ireland	Ulster Volunteer Force	Died 2 days after being injured by premature explosion at hydroelectric power station.
Patrick Corry	1 December 1969	61	Catholic	Civilian	Unity Flats, off Upper Library Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland	Royal Ulster Constabulary	Died after being hit with a baton on 2 August 1969.

1970

Name	Date of death	Age	Religious affiliation	Status	Location of injury	Perpetrator	Notes[4]
Richard Fallon	3 April 1970	42	Unknown	Garda Síochána	Bank of Ireland, Arran Quay, Dublin, Ireland	Saor Éire	Police officer killed during armed robbery by Republican group.
Thomas McCool	26 June 1970	40	Catholic	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Dunree Gardens, Creggan, Derry, Northern Ireland	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Killed during premature explosion of incendiary device.
Bernadette McCool	26 June 1970	9	Catholic	Civilian	Dunree Gardens, Creggan, Derry, Northern Ireland	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Killed during premature explosion of incendiary device.
Carol Ann McCool	26 June 1970	4	Catholic	Civilian	Dunree Gardens, Creggan, Derry, Northern Ireland	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Killed during premature explosion of incendiary device.
Joseph Coyle	26 June 1970	40	Catholic	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Dunree Gardens, Creggan, Derry, Northern Ireland	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Killed during premature explosion of incendiary device.
William Kincaid	27 June 1970	28	Protestant	Civilian	Disraeli Street, off Crumlin Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Riot after Orange Order march turns into gun battle.
Daniel Loughins	27 June 1970	32	Protestant	Civilian	Palmer Street, off Crumlin Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Riot after Orange Order march turns into gun battle.
William Kincaid	27 June 1970	18	Protestant	Civilian	Disraeli Street, off Crumlin Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Riot after Orange Order march turns into gun battle.
Robert Neill	27 June 1970	38	Protestant	Civilian	Junction of Central Street and Newtownards Road, Belfast	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Shot during Battle of St Matthew's.
James McCurrie	27 June 1970	34	Protestant	Civilian	Beechfield Street, Short Strand, Belfast	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Shot during Battle of St Matthew's.
Henry McIlhone	29 June 1970	33	Catholic	Civilian	Grounds of St Matthew's Church, Short Strand, Belfast	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Died 2 days after being shot during Battle of St Matthew's.
Thomas Reid	3 July 1970	46	Protestant	Civilian	Springfield Road, Belfast	Unknown	Died 6 days after being hit on the head by missile thrown from a crowd during street disturbances.
Charles O'Neill	3 July 1970	36	Catholic	Civilian	Falls Road, Lower Falls, Belfast	British Army	Knocked down by Armoured Personnel Carrier during Falls Curfew.
William Burns	3 July 1970	54	Catholic	Civilian	Falls Road, Lower Falls, Belfast	British Army	Shot at front door of his home during Falls Curfew.
Zbigniew Uglik	4 July 1970	23	Unknown	Civilian	Albert Street, Lower Falls, Belfast	British Army	English visitor of Polish heritage shot at the rear of a house during Falls Curfew.
Thomas Carlin	8 July 1970	55	Catholic	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Dunree Gardens, Creggan, Derry, Northern Ireland	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Killed during premature explosion of incendiary device on 26 June 1970.
Patrick Elliman	10 July 1970	62	Catholic	Civilian	Marchioness Street, Lower Falls, Belfast	British Army	Died a week after he walked to the end of the street in his night clothes for a "breath of fresh air" before being shot and taken away in an ambulance during Falls Curfew. It was searched and re-routed by the British Army, causing it to take thirty minutes to reach the Royal Victoria Hospital a few hundred yards away.[5]
Daniel O'Hagan	31 July 1970	19	Catholic	Civilian	New Lodge Road, Belfast	British Army	Shot during unrest.
Donaldson Samuel	12 August 1970	23	Protestant	Royal Ulster Constabulary	Lissaraw, near Crossmaglen, County Armagh, Northern Ireland	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Died one day after being injured by booby trap bomb attached to abandoned car. See: 1970 Crossmaglen bombing.
Robert Millar	12 August 1970	26	Protestant	Royal Ulster Constabulary	Lissaraw, near Crossmaglen, County Armagh, Northern Ireland	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Died one day after being injured by booby trap bomb attached to abandoned car. See: 1970 Crossmaglen bombing.
Michael Kane	4 September 1970	35	Catholic	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Electricity transformer, New Forge Lane, Malone, Belfast	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Killed during premature explosion.
David Murray	30 September 1970	49	Protestant	Civilian	Wilton Street, Shankill, Belfast	Non-specific Loyalist group	Shot at his home.
Liam Walsh	13 October 1970	35	Unknown	Saor Éire	Rear of McKee Irish Army base, off Blackhorse Avenue, Dublin, Ireland	Saor Éire	Died in premature bomb explosion on railway embankment.
Arthur McKenna	16 November 1970	35	Catholic	Civilian	Ballymurphy Road, Ballymurphy, Belfast	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Shot while repairing car. Alleged a criminal.
Alexander McVicker	16 November 1970	35	Catholic	Civilian	Ballymurphy Road, Ballymurphy, Belfast	Provisional Irish Republican Army	Shot while repairing car. Allegedly a criminal.
Andrew Jardin	23 December 1970	65	Protestant	Civilian	White Gables, Hannahstown, Belfast	Unknown	Shot at his home.

1979

Name	Date of death	Age	Religious affiliation	Status	Location of injury	Perpetrator	Notes
William James Carson	25 April 1979	32	Catholic	Belfast Brigade (IRA)	North Belfast	Ulster Volunteer Force	[6]