On August 22, 1920 in Celtic History

Violent clashes in belfast; 30 people are killed between august 23 and august 31; catholics are expelled from shipyards and engineering works

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Violent clashes in Belfast; 30 people are killed between August 23 and August 31; Catholics are expelled from shipyards and engineering works

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