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North's victims' names to be read aloud at service

The names of 3,600 people who died in the Northern Ireland conflict in the past 30 years will be read aloud at a memorial Good Friday ceremony in Dublin today.

North's victims' names to be read aloud at service

Fri, 29 Mar, 2002 - 08:06

The names of 3,600 people who died in the Northern Ireland conflict in the past 30 years will be read aloud at a memorial Good Friday ceremony in Dublin today.

The reading will take place in the Unitarian Church on St Stephen's Green.

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