By May 1975 , Murphy , now aged twenty-three , was back on the streets of Belfast . On 5 May 1973 , inside the Crumlin Road prison , he had married 19-year-old Margaret Gillespie , with whom he had a daughter . He moved his wife and child to Brookmount Street in the upper Shankill where his parents also had a new home ; however , he spent much of his time drinking in Shankill pubs such as The Brown Bear and Lawnbrook Social Club . He also regularly frequented the Bayardo Bar in Aberdeen Street . Murphy later told a Provisional IRA inmate that on 13 August 1975 he had just left the Bayardo ten minutes before the IRA carried out a gun and bombing attack against the pub which killed a UVF man and four other Protestants and left over 50 injured . With his brother William he soon formed a gang of more than twenty men that would become known as the Shankill Butchers , one of his lieutenants being William Moore
gun and bombing attack
Bayardo Bar attack
Lenny Murphy