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The families of those killed and wounded in the Claudy bombing in July 1972 are preparing to mark the 50th anniversary of one of the most horrific events of the Troubles.
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A woman whose husband was killed in the bombing of Claudy 50 years ago has urged that Northern Ireland never goes back to its troubled past. Nine people, Cathol...
Nine people died when three IRA car bombs devastated the quiet Co Londonderry village on July 31 1972.
The family of Rose McLaughlin, one of the nine people killed in the atrocity in 1972, said no words can suffice for the devastation of losing her.