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RMDF3MW4–Belfast, Northern Ireland, 27th September 2013 - Protestant Coalition founder member Willie Frazer appears in court dressed as Abu Hamza. He is protesting that he is being charged under legislation aimed at curbing 'infamous Muslim hate preachers'. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News
RM2CHE649–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson. Mr Bryson, who claims police unlawfully seized his journalistic material linked to the Kingsmill massacre, has now received a request for the files from the coroner investigating the killings.
RMDJTXYF–Belfast, Northern Ireland - 30th Nov 2013 - Protestant Coalition members Willie Frazer and Bill Hill stand at police lines at Carrick Hill during a loyalist parade. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News
RMRD336F–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson outside the High Court in Belfast as he has launched a High Court challenge against the legality of warrants used to search his premises.
RMG8Y717–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson at the Titanic Exhibition Centre in Belfast, where the counting of votes continues in the Northern Ireland Assembly Elections.
RMDJTXYR–Belfast, Northern Ireland - 30th Nov 2013 - Protestant Coalition member Willie Frazer watches as a loyalist parade passes peacefully. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News
RMD2BTH0–19th January 2013. Belfast, Northern Ireland - Community worker Jim Wilson, former PUP member.
RMF8473A–Belfast, Northern Ireland. 05 Dec 2015 - Willie Frazer from the Protestant Coalition stands opposite a group of around 40 people counter-protesting against a protest against refugees coming to Northern Ireland. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News
RM2T26R7R–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson, at the House of Commons in central London, after giving evidence to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee which is investigating the effect of paramilitary activity and organised crime on society in Northern Ireland. Picture date: Tuesday October 17, 2023.
RMEBY7R4–Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. 5th December, 2014. Northern Ireland victims' campaigner Willie Frazer. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News
RMP8HGRY–Monument memorializing the killing of 14 unarmed civilians by British troops on January 30, 1972 in the Bogside, Derry, Northern Ireland.
RM2T26R7X–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson, at the House of Commons in central London, after giving evidence to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee which is investigating the effect of paramilitary activity and organised crime on society in Northern Ireland. Picture date: Tuesday October 17, 2023.
RMEBY7T8–Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. 5th December, 2014. Northern Ireland victims' campaigner Willie Frazer. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News
RMP8HGTD–Glennfada Park, site of the Bloody Sunday massacre of 1972 and mural painted in memorial to that day
RMP8HGRA–Glennfada Park, site of the Bloody Sunday massacre of January 30, 1972 and murals painted in memorial to that day when British troops killed
RM2T26R82–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson, at the House of Commons in central London, after giving evidence to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee which is investigating the effect of paramilitary activity and organised crime on society in Northern Ireland. Picture date: Tuesday October 17, 2023.
RMEBY7TM–Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. 5th December, 2014. Northern Ireland victims' campaigner Willie Frazer. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News
RM2WG13KY–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson (left) and TUV leader Jim Allister on the steps of Stormont in Belfast after unionist opponents of the Government deal published legal advice, as political parties are to meet ahead of the return of the Northern Ireland Executive. Picture date: Friday February 2, 2024.
RMP8HGR2–Glennfada Park, site of the Bloody Sunday massacre of January 30, 1972 and murals painted in memorial to that day when British troops killed 14 unarme
RMEBY7T0–Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. 5th December, 2014. Northern Ireland victims' campaigner Willie Frazer. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News
RM2WG13BJ–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson (left) and TUV leader Jim Allister on the steps of Stormont in Belfast after unionist opponents of the Government deal published legal advice, as political parties are to meet ahead of the return of the Northern Ireland Executive. Picture date: Friday February 2, 2024.
RMP8HGRJ–Glennfada Park, site of the Bloody Sunday massacre of January 30, 1972 and murals painted in memorial to that day when British troops killed
RMEBY889–Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. 5th December, 2014. Rab Magee from the Protestant Coalition at a press conference. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News
RM2WG13K8–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson (left) and TUV leader Jim Allister on the steps of Stormont in Belfast after unionist opponents of the Government deal published legal advice, as political parties are to meet ahead of the return of the Northern Ireland Executive. Picture date: Friday February 2, 2024.
RMEBY88B–Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. 5th December, 2014. Rab Magee from the Protestant Coalition at a press conference. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News
RM2WG1376–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson (left) and TUV leader Jim Allister on the steps of Stormont in Belfast after unionist opponents of the Government deal published legal advice, as political parties are to meet ahead of the return of the Northern Ireland Executive. Picture date: Friday February 2, 2024.
RMEBY885–Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. 5th December, 2014. Rab Magee looks on as Northern Ireland victim's campaigner Willie Frazer holds a press conference. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News.
RM2WG13B3–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson (left) and TUV leader Jim Allister on the steps of Stormont in Belfast after unionist opponents of the Government deal published legal advice, as political parties are to meet ahead of the return of the Northern Ireland Executive. Picture date: Friday February 2, 2024.
RMEBY7RH–Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. 5th December, 2014. Northern Ireland victims' campaigner Willie Frazer. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News
RM2WG13BC–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson (right) and TUV leader Jim Allister on the steps of Stormont in Belfast after unionist opponents of the Government deal published legal advice, as political parties are to meet ahead of the return of the Northern Ireland Executive. Picture date: Friday February 2, 2024.
RMEBY883–Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. 5th December, 2014. Rab Magee looks on as Northern Ireland victim's campaigner Willie Frazer holds a press conference. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News.
RM2WG13K9–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson (left) and TUV leader Jim Allister on the steps of Stormont in Belfast after unionist opponents of the Government deal published legal advice, as political parties are to meet ahead of the return of the Northern Ireland Executive. Picture date: Friday February 2, 2024.
RMEBY7R8–Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. 5th December, 2014. Northern Ireland victims' campaigner Willie Frazer. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News.
RM2WG1371–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson (left) and TUV leader Jim Allister on the steps of Stormont in Belfast after unionist opponents of the Government deal published legal advice, as political parties are to meet ahead of the return of the Northern Ireland Executive. Picture date: Friday February 2, 2024.
RMEBY7T4–Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. 5th December, 2014. Rab McKee (foreground) from the Protestant Coalition hosts Northern Ireland victims campaigner Willie Frazer. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News.
RM2WG13KG–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson (left) and TUV leader Jim Allister on the steps of Stormont in Belfast after unionist opponents of the Government deal published legal advice, as political parties are to meet ahead of the return of the Northern Ireland Executive. Picture date: Friday February 2, 2024.
RMEBY7RP–Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. 5th December, 2014. Rab Magee from the Protestant Coalition looks on as Northern Ireland victims' campaigner Willie Frazer gives a press conference. Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News.
RM2WG13B4–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson (right) and TUV leader Jim Allister on the steps of Stormont in Belfast after unionist opponents of the Government deal published legal advice, as political parties are to meet ahead of the return of the Northern Ireland Executive. Picture date: Friday February 2, 2024.
RM2J2A4YG–Belfast, Northern Ireland, 16th February 2013. Willie Frazer addresses the crowd at Belfast City Hall
RM2CHE64E–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson. Mr Bryson, who claims police unlawfully seized his journalistic material linked to the Kingsmill massacre, has now received a request for the files from the coroner investigating the killings.
RM2CHE64B–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson. Mr Bryson, who claims police unlawfully seized his journalistic material linked to the Kingsmill massacre, has now received a request for the files from the coroner investigating the killings.
RM2WE98ER–Community worker and activist Jamie Lee Mogey (left) at Carrickfergus Glasgow Rangers Supporters Club, collecting signed letters from members of the unionist and loyalist community calling upon elected representatives to keep their word and remain outside of Stormont until the Irish Sea Border has been removed. Picture date: Tuesday January 23, 2024.
RM2J2A4YP–Belfast, Northern Ireland, 16th February 2013. Willie Frazer addresses the crowd at Belfast City Hall alongside Jamie Bryson.
RM2J2A4J3–Belfast, Norther Ireland. 28th Dec 2012 - Jamie Bryson, Bill Hill and Willie Frazer from the Protestant Coalition
RM2J2A53M–Belfast, Northern Ireland. 07 Apr 2016 - Victims campaigner Willie Frazer joins loyalists as they hold parade a to commemorate 1000 days since Ligoneil Orange Lodges were stopped from returning to their hall on 12th July 2013
RM2WE98EK–Community worker and activist Jamie Lee Mogey (left) at Carrickfergus Glasgow Rangers Supporters Club, collecting signed letters from members of the unionist and loyalist community calling upon elected representatives to keep their word and remain outside of Stormont until the Irish Sea Border has been removed. Picture date: Tuesday January 23, 2024.
RM2WE98EX–Community worker and activist Jamie Lee Mogey (left) at Carrickfergus Glasgow Rangers Supporters Club, collecting signed letters from members of the unionist and loyalist community calling upon elected representatives to keep their word and remain outside of Stormont until the Irish Sea Border has been removed. Picture date: Tuesday January 23, 2024.
RM2WFC914–Jamie Bryson, a loyalist activist and vocal opponent of the Government deal speaks to the media outside the Parliament Buildings in Stormont, Belfast, as powersharing in Northern Ireland is set to return after the DUP party executive backed a Government deal aimed at addressing its concerns over post-Brexit trade barriers. Picture date: Tuesday January 30, 2024.
RM2WFC90W–Jamie Bryson, a loyalist activist and vocal opponent of the Government deal speaks to the media outside the Parliament Buildings in Stormont, Belfast, as powersharing in Northern Ireland is set to return after the DUP party executive backed a Government deal aimed at addressing its concerns over post-Brexit trade barriers. Picture date: Tuesday January 30, 2024.
RM2WFC91M–Jamie Bryson, a loyalist activist and vocal opponent of the Government deal speaks to the media outside the Parliament Buildings in Stormont, Belfast, as powersharing in Northern Ireland is set to return after the DUP party executive backed a Government deal aimed at addressing its concerns over post-Brexit trade barriers. Picture date: Tuesday January 30, 2024.
RM2WFC915–Jamie Bryson, a loyalist activist and vocal opponent of the Government deal speaks to the media outside the Parliament Buildings in Stormont, Belfast, as powersharing in Northern Ireland is set to return after the DUP party executive backed a Government deal aimed at addressing its concerns over post-Brexit trade barriers. Picture date: Tuesday January 30, 2024.
RM2WFC919–Jamie Bryson, a loyalist activist and vocal opponent of the Government deal speaks to the media outside the Parliament Buildings in Stormont, Belfast, as powersharing in Northern Ireland is set to return after the DUP party executive backed a Government deal aimed at addressing its concerns over post-Brexit trade barriers. Picture date: Tuesday January 30, 2024.
RMRD337R–Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson outside the High Court in Belfast as he has launched a High Court challenge against the legality of warrants used to search his premises.
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