At 14:20 on Wednesday, 5 February 1992, two armed loyalist gunmen from the UDA walked into Sean Graham’s bookmakers on Belfast’s Ormeau Road.
They opened fire indiscriminately using automatic weapons, hitting 12 of the 13 customers who were inside.
Five people were murdered in the attack. Seven more were wounded.
The Lower Ormeau is a mainly nationalist community and all of the victims were from a Catholic background.
In 2022 settlements were reached in High Court actions over alleged state collusion in the killings.
Victims and relatives had issued legal cases against the Police Service of Northern Ireland chief constable, the UK government and the Ministry of Defence.
