In an explosive interview former paramilitary boss Adair claims he wants to get involved with groups targeting immigration.
Loyalist godfather ran UDA’s notorious ‘C Company’ ...
In extracts from a new book about loyalist Johnny Adair, Dr Aaron Edwards reveals how the paramilitary boss descended into a state of paranoia over the role of state agents as authorities closed in on ...
A chilling new biography of Johnny Adair reveals the terror boss attended training camps in Magilligan in the mid 1980s before going on to lead the notorious UFF C Company on the Shankill.
Partially convinced by Adair’s rhetoric that he would “take the fight to the IRA”, Ulster Resistance agreed to a test run, sending VZ58 assault rifles, RPG-7 rocket launchers and grenades and other ...
Feared former UDA commander Johnny Adair has caused controversy with his recent comments on immigration. Adair, known as Mad Dog, says he wants to make a return to Northern Ireland from his home in ...
Enemies Within by Dr Aaron Edwards reveals fresh details about the activities of the former paramilitary leader ...
SUNDAY Life was banned from an Ulster prison last week because of our exclusive story about UFF chief Johnny Adair. The governor of Magilligan Prison prevented inmates from getting a copy of Ulster's ...
LOYALIST terror chief Johnny Adair was today granted leave to seek a judicial review of the Secretary of State's decision to return him to prison. Adair (39) was ...
My view was that she was probably right, apart from the occasions when it suited them. So, on the flip side of that principle, there are confused opinions about Johnny Adair, released from prison, ...
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