Clinton to be honoured at Enniskillen Peace Centre

Former US president Bill Clinton was today set to meet survivors of the IRA Poppy Day bombing massacre and launch a peace project on the site of the 1987 blast which killed 11 people.

Clinton to be honoured at Enniskillen Peace Centre
Thu, 24 May, 2001 - 19:15

Former US president Bill Clinton was today set to meet survivors of the IRA Poppy Day bombing massacre and launch a peace project on the site of the 1987 blast which killed 11 people.

But plans to name the £3.2m complex in Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, after the former statesman were being criticised by one of the victims who suffered terrible injuries in the atrocity.

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