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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 56
Jimmy Brown
Irish republican
Joseph Devlin
Journalist
Joseph Fenton
John Gregg (UDA)
UDA
Billy Giles
Richard Hayward
Film actor
Robert Seymour
Loyalist
Valentine McMaster
Armed force officer
Robin Thompson
Rugby union player
Norman Lockhart
Footballer
Hugh Smyth
Politician
Billy McKee
Irish-Northern Irish politician
Billy Neill
Northern Irish footballer
David Lyner
Irish footballer
Roy Bradford
Former Minister of Commerce of Northern Ireland
Ciaran Carson
Poet
Clara Ewald
German artist
Robert Bates
Loyalist
Sarah Conlon
Helen Reilly Barbour
Thomas Andrews' wife
Raymond Piper
Botanist
Tolla van der Merwe
Actor
Betty Williams
Welsh politician
Gerard Davison
Military commander
Pamela Brighton
Actress
Daniel O'Neill
Painter
Jackie Hutton
Football player
Cecil Maguire
Irish painter
Gretta Bowen
Irish artist
JJ Connington
British chemist
Winifred Carney
Irish trade unionist
Ian Richard Kyle
Former First Minister of Northern Ireland
Noel Henderson
Rugby union player
Jimmy Philip
Association football manager
Betty Sinclair
Politician
Alice Berger Hammerschlag
Austrian artist
David Trimble
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Hugh Smith
Former Lord Mayor of Belfast
Tommy English
Songwriter
Helen Lewis
British journalist
Jim Gray
American computer scientist
Henry MacCormac
Medical doctor
Patrick "Giuseppe" Conlon
Sir Daniel Dixon, 1st Baronet
Former Lord Mayor of Belfast
Robert Perceval-Maxwell
Former Member of the House of Commons of Northern Ireland
Thomas Macknight
Biographer
Charles Duke Yonge
English historian