Darkley, County Armagh

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Darkley, County Armagh is a small village in Northern Ireland known for a tragic sectarian attack during the Troubles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf settlement
village
country United Kingdom
governingBody Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council
hasCharacteristic rural setting
small population
hasChristianCommunity Catholic
Pentecostal
Protestant
hasEvent Darkley church attack of 1983
linked to: Darkley killings
hasFeature hilly terrain
surrounding farmland
hasHistoricalPeriod The Troubles
hasHistory affected by sectarian conflict
hasLanguage English
Irish
Ulster Scots
hasRegion South Armagh
hasRoadAccess local roads connecting to Keady and Armagh
hasType rural community
knownFor Darkley killings
sectarian violence during the Troubles
locatedIn Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon district
County Armagh
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland Assembly constituency of Newry and Armagh
United Kingdom parliamentary constituency of Newry and Armagh
parish of Keady
western part of County Armagh
locatedOn island of Ireland
near Armagh (city)
linked to: Armagh

Keady
partOf province of Ulster
linked to: Ulster
religiousSite Mountain Lodge Pentecostal Church
timeZone British Summer Time
Greenwich Mean Time

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Darkley killings hasLocation Darkley, County Armagh
subject linked to: Massacres in Northern Ireland
Darkley killings location Darkley, County Armagh, Northern Ireland
linked to: Darkley, County Armagh