* 1999, Ireland, Birr Castle, once home of Hellfire founder, implicated in possible involvement with the Kincora Boys Home scandal, which allegedly involved SRA. Cairns, Jim (2002) Disappeared From the Face of the Earth, page 256, JC Publications:

The Kincora scandal is to Ireland what the Franklin Cover-Up is to the United States: a scandal involving satanism, sex, and child-abuse that points to evil in high places, as Jim Cairns, an independent investigator and author, points out in his book "Dissapeared from the Face of the Earth":

"Birr Castle might have had a recent connection to devil worship and a child abuse scandal. In a conversation with Dr Jan Coleman of RAINS (Manchester based Ritual Abuse Service) arount July 1999, per-chance while discussing the Kincora case, she disclosed to me tha the children were taken from Belfast to Birr Castle where they were abused!

Dr Coleman later informed me that she recieved this vital piece of information from a social worker who knew Colin Wallace, the MI5 agent who investigated the Kincora Boys Home in Belfast. He discovered a conspiracy of child abuse and homosexuality, with links to the RUC, Millitary Intelligence and MI5. Wallace was later set up by the British Intelligence and MI5 and went to prison for a murder he did not commit. After several appeals, Wallace was released from prison after serving six years. He was paid a compensiation of 50000 pounds."

I knew that Birr Castle is the family home of Earls of Rosse who are related to the English Royal family through Anthony Armstrong Jones and Princess Margaret. I also knew that Richard Parsons, the first earl of Rosse in the eighteenth century,was a founder member of Ireland's first aristocratic satanic coven, the infamous Hellfire Club." (p 196)

[The Birr Castle was once the home of the 1st Earl of Rosse, Parsons, who was a fouding member of the infamous satanic Hellfire club. The Parsons family has a long history of devil worship and witchcraft, and the Birr Castle is still inhabited by descendents of the Parsons family. The HellFire club in Scotland was founded by Freemasons, and as the next quote from the book by Jim Cairns shows, the Kincora boys home scandal seems rife with Freemasonic infulence.]

"....William McGrath, Semple and Mains were brought for trial on charges of buggery, attempted buggery and indecent assault on the children under their care at Kincora Boys Home.

A week or so after McGrath was sentenced and incarcerated in Crumlin Road Prison, the notorious Unionist John McKeague, who had links to the shady loyalist paramilitary group the Red Hand Commandos and British Military Intelligence, was shot dead by the INLA in his shop on the Beersbridge Road Belfast.

McKeague, who was known to have a liking for young boys, was an associate of McGrath and he ahd visited the Kincora Home on many occasions.

It should be noted that Reverend Robert Bradford, Reverend Ian Paisley and Reverend Marin Smyth were associates of McGrath and in earlier years, they had attended evangelical meetings in William McGrath's house in 188 Upper Newtonards Road Belfast.

NB. Two Protestant clergy, who have never been officially identified, recommended William McGrath for the post of supervisor/administrator at the Kincora Boys Home.

McGrath had been instrumental in establishing a shady ineffectual quasi-military organization called TARA, which was supposed to resist IRA takeover of Ulster after British withdrawal. It was subsequently discovered that McGrath had links with MI5, British Military Intelligence and had visited MOD headquaters in London on many occasions.

In the 1970s, several newspapers claimed that the former UK Prime Minister Ted Heath was a regular visitor to Kincora Boys Home during this period on unoffical business. McGrath had been funded by former Unionist MP, Sir Knox Cunningham; a member o fthe Scots Guards during the WW2 and a Grand Master of the Masonic Lodge. Cunningham was also a close friend of the notorious Anthony Blunt, Soviet agent and known homosexual.

Though it is not known fro sure, it is possible that McGrath was also in contact with Blunt and others such as [Freemason] Guy Burgess, Kim Philby, and Donald McClean." (brackets mine) "Dissapeared Off the Face of the Earth," Jim Cairns, pages 49-50, JC Publications.

Guy Burgess, a pioneer of homosexual Freemasonry, according to Jim Keith, author of Mass Control, attained notoriety as part of the so called "Cambridge Five", a Soviet spy ring. Thus we find that McGrath, a pivotal player behind the boys home scandal at Kincora, recieved funding from none other than a Grand Master of the Masonic Lodge, Sir Knox Cunning- ham, that McGrath was possibly also in contact Blunt, Mason Guy Burgess, Kim Philby, and Donald McClean, and whats more (much more!), the boys abused in the scandal were taken to none other than the Birr Castle, the notorious home of the long-deceased Freemason and founder of the Hellfile Club, the 1st Earl of Rosse, Parsons, where today descendents of the 1st Earl of Rosse still live -- a family suspected of generational devil worship, one of whom, Jack Parsons, a member of the O.T.O. secret society, had founded JPL (Jet Propulsion Laboratories) and was accused of sexually assau- lting a young man in CA.