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When we look back on our lives as we grow older, there are many memories we can be thankful for — for what is life but an accumulation of those moments that shaped us into the people we have become?
A memorial clock will be dedicated to the victims of the Shankill bomb today on the 30th anniversary of the IRA atrocity.
A victims’ campaigner who lost his wife and father-in-law in the Shankill Road bombing has sent a message to Northern Ireland’s politicians following a church service to mark the 30th anniversary of the Belfast tragedy.
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Hundreds lined road in Belfast at site of former Frizzell’s fish shop, where a no-warning IRA bomb killed nine people 30 years ago
Just like any teenage girl, Leanne Murray was fussy about her hair. It was dark brown and very long, so it took her mum ages to brush it before they headed out shopping on the Shankill Road.