1st Memorial Granite Tablet for the members of The RUC and Armed Forces killed in the Newry and Mourne District during “The Troubles”
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Published On: 6th December 1982
The bombing of the Droppin' Well bar in Ballykelly was described by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher as "One of the most horrific crimes in Ulster's tragic history". Eleven soldiers and six civilians were killed when a bomb exploded during a disco in the pub. The attack was carried out by the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA), a republican paramilitary Continue Reading
Published On: 6th December 1982
The bombing of the Droppin' Well bar in Ballykelly was described by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher as "One of the most horrific crimes in Ulster's tragic history". Eleven soldiers and six civilians were killed when a bomb exploded during a disco in the pub. The attack was carried out by the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA), a republican paramilitary Continue Reading
Published On: 6th December 1982
The bombing of the Droppin' Well bar in Ballykelly was described by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher as "One of the most horrific crimes in Ulster's tragic history". Eleven soldiers and six civilians were killed when a bomb exploded during a disco in the pub. The attack was carried out by the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA), a republican paramilitary Continue Reading
Published On: 6th December 1982
The bombing of the Droppin' Well bar in Ballykelly was described by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher as "One of the most horrific crimes in Ulster's tragic history". Eleven soldiers and six civilians were killed when a bomb exploded during a disco in the pub. The attack was carried out by the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA), a republican paramilitary Continue Reading
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