Dublin Unitarian church to end Good Friday reading of Troubles dead
Annual commemoration will end tomorrow as no one has been killed in political violence in Northern Ireland for nearly five years
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Lyra McKee to be among names of 3,600 people killed in Troubles to be read out at Dublin church on Good Friday
The Dublin Unitarian Church will hold its annual service to commemorate all those who have died in the conflict in Northern Ireland by reading out the 3,600 names of the deceased this Good Friday.
Source: independent.ie
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All 3,600 dead of Northern Ireland conflict to be remembered at Good Friday service
Source: irishtimes.com