IPLO leader Jimmy Brown is shot dead in belfast due to an internal feud, August 1992 @NorthernIrelandConflictVideos
IPLO leader Jimmy Brown is shot dead in belfast due to an internal feud, August 1992  @NorthernIrelandConflictVideos
Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Jimmy Brown, a leading member of the IPLO, has been shot dead in Belfast.

Brown was killed while sitting in his car on Clonard Street in the Lower Falls area of West Belfast by the IPLO's Belfast Brigade faction on 18 August 1992.Disgusted by the entire matter, the Provisional IRA moved in and attacked both groups in a large-scale operation on Halloween, dubbed the "Night of Long Knives" by Belfast locals. During the operation, one IPLO member was executed and another 20 were shot. Weak, leaderless and demoralised, both factions of the IPLO "surrendered" to the PIRA and disbanded
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IPLO leader Jimmy Brown is shot dead in belfast due to an internal feud, August 1992

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