Memorial to Dublin bombing victims to be unveiled

New memorials marking the sites where dozens of people were murdered in the Dublin bombings of 1974 are to be unveiled today.

Memorial to Dublin bombing victims to be unveiled
Sat, 17 May, 2008 - 14:53

New memorials marking the sites where dozens of people were murdered in the Dublin bombings of 1974 are to be unveiled today.

The granite stone markers have been placed at the locations where three no-warning car bombs ripped through the capital claiming the lives of 26 people.

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