Ulster Defence Association
Britishnoun
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The South East Antrim Ulster Defence Association is a standalone faction of the UDA and was once part of its inner council.
From BBC
Officers said those attacks were linked to an ongoing feud between "two rival drug gangs operating under the banner of the Ulster Defence Association in the North Down and Ards areas".
From BBC
Officers said the eight attacks were linked to an ongoing feud between "two rival drug gangs operating under the banner of the Ulster Defence Association in the North Down and Ards areas".
From BBC
Police said the attacks were linked to an ongoing feud between "two rival drug gangs operating under the banner of the Ulster Defence Association in the north Down and Ards areas".
From BBC
The LCC, which says it speaks for the Ulster Volunteer Force, Red Hand Commando and Ulster Defence Association militant groups, said it was not involved in the riots and it called for calm.
From Reuters
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