Sousse looking rebound from Tunisian terror attacks

Six months after the attacks, Tunisia is trying to rebuild its broken tourist industry, says Eoghan Corry.

Sousse looking rebound from Tunisian terror attacks
Sat, 26 Dec, 2015 - 00:00
Eoghan Corry

SIX months ago on June 27, the report of a horrific gun attack on a holiday beach in Sousse, Tunisia was flashed across our screens.

Three Irish holidaymakers died, Lorna Carty from Robinstown, Co Meath, and husband and wife Martina and Laurence Hayes, from Westlodge, Athlone, Co Westmeath.

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