PRC-UTE
10th October 2004, 20:25
Patrick Campbell
Volunteer - Irish National Liberation Army
Died on 10 October 1999
Aged 22, Campbell was living in Dublin and a member of an anti-drug
unit of the INLA when he was involved in a confrontation with Dublin
criminals, who attacked the unit and critically injured him. He died
four days later in hospital.
Campbell was originally from Belfast and part of a long-standing and
respected Republican family. His father, Robert, was a member of a
Provisional IRA unit responsible for the shooting death of a British
SAS captain in 1980 and later escaped from Crumlin Road Jail.
He died as he lived: a Republican Socialist. Remember him with honour
and pride.
http://www.irsm.org/fallen/campbell/
Volunteer - Irish National Liberation Army
Died on 10 October 1999
Aged 22, Campbell was living in Dublin and a member of an anti-drug
unit of the INLA when he was involved in a confrontation with Dublin
criminals, who attacked the unit and critically injured him. He died
four days later in hospital.
Campbell was originally from Belfast and part of a long-standing and
respected Republican family. His father, Robert, was a member of a
Provisional IRA unit responsible for the shooting death of a British
SAS captain in 1980 and later escaped from Crumlin Road Jail.
He died as he lived: a Republican Socialist. Remember him with honour
and pride.
http://www.irsm.org/fallen/campbell/