National Graves Association, Belfast
The National Graves Association, Belfast is a private Irish republican organisation which undertakes to care for and maintain the graves of some Irish Republican Army volunteers who are buried in Belfast cemeteries. It is a separate organisation from the National Graves Association based in Dame Street, Dublin.
The logo of the National Graves Association, Belfast
The National Graves Association, Belfast, uses Red Hand of Ulster as a symbol to identify graves under its care
Harbinson Plot
County Antrim Memorial Plot
Tom Williams (Irish republican)
Thomas Joseph Williams, more commonly known as Tom Williams, was a volunteer in C Company, 2nd Battalion of the Belfast Brigade in the Irish Republican Army from the Bombay Street area of Belfast, Northern Ireland. He was hanged in the Crumlin Road Gaol for his involvement in the killing of Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) police officer, Patrick Murphy during the Northern Campaign.
A Plaque over 46 Bombay Street - where Tom Williams lived with his grandmother.
Shirt worn by Williams in which he was arrested and executed which is now an exhibit at the Irish Republican History Museum in Belfast.
Williams' headstone at Milltown Cemetery after being reinterred