- The Milltown Cemetery attack marked a dramatic worsening of the violence in a period of 14 days that was to prove one the darkest of Northern Ireland's Troubles.
- A walk around Milltown Cemetery tells many stories from Northern Ireland's troubled past. History does not travel in straight lines - it very often goes full circle.
- Milltown Mezarlığı - Milltown Cemetery. Bu makale için ek alıntılara ihtiyaç var doğrulama.
- Opened in 1869, Milltown Cemetery has traditionally been the main Catholic burial ground in the city, with over 200,000 citizens buried there.
- Milltown Cemetery opened in 1869 and there are now approximately 200,000 of Belfast's citizens buried there. Most of those buried there are Irish Catholic.
- Milltown Cemetery opened in 1869 as part of the broader provision of services for the city of Belfast's expanding Catholic population.
- History. Milltown Cemetery opened in 1869 as part of the broader provision of services for the city of Belfast's expanding Catholic population.[citation needed]...
- The Brady funeral is making its way along the Andersonstown Road toward Milltown Cemetery when the corporals’ car appears from the opposite direction.
- Milltown Cemetery is on Milltown Road, a little east of Route 22. It is still in active use, but also holds many of the town’s earlier movers and shakers.
- Our Milltown Cemetery Tour focuses on the three republican plots which are situated in the West Belfast burial ground.