Seamus Glas

Bold Tartan of Ulster: Rule of the Tartan Gang - The Bold Tartan Boys Seamus Glas

Real events through the eyes of a 16-year-old Glasgo who like impetuous youth from his generation, join a movement in defense of a Protestant loyalist cause. The tartan clans, the footmen of the Orange [Scots Irish based -] Vigilanties [Soon to be Paramilitaries] were committed to fulfilling their wishes. Like many, he succumbs to the powerful clan membership and innocent gets mixed with politics in Northern Ireland. An organization of the Protestant community touts the Tartan Clans, with their case against the police [RUC] and the British Army, orchestrating skirmishes throughout Belfast. Republican civil war now threatens the loyalists who are in need of arms to defend themselves. Enter the youth of the bold tartan men of Ulster. The author tells it like it is, in a compelling but poignant story of events that show a glimpse behind this scene from the local police station in handling this chapter of the Ulster troubles. One war after another, finally to settle down after seventy years with a woman, McGovern found what he always looked for. An emotionally low maintenance woman named Mary. He brought forward his overdue De-mob date in the interest of survival in order to enjoy what's left of his life. In addition, the future of the village, how they would live, love, and the end of his last days. The problem is? how to stretch the arms he had intercepted and knowledge of from the paramilitaries: It's one thing swallowing the loyalists' revenge, where the law is still respected by their law-abiding community. But what if that included a rouge Provo arms dealer, which you did on a number.