Families hold Dublin/Monaghan bombings memorial

The families of the victims in the Dublin and Monaghan bombings say they will continue to campaign until the truth is known about the atrocities.

Families hold Dublin/Monaghan bombings memorial
Sat, 17 May, 2003 - 13:14

The families of the victims in the Dublin and Monaghan bombings say they will continue to campaign until the truth is known about the atrocities.

Today is the 29th Anniversary of the bombings in which 26 people died in Dublin and seven were killed in Monaghan town.

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