Dublin books of condolence signed for Massereene soldiers

Over 1,000 people have signed books of condolence in Dublin for the two British soldiers who were shot dead in the North last month.

Dublin books of condolence signed for Massereene soldiers
Fri, 10 Apr, 2009 - 09:30

Over 1,000 people have signed books of condolence in Dublin for the two British soldiers who were shot dead in the North last month.

Sappers Mark Quinsey and Patrick Azimkar, who were both in their 20s, were killed at the gates of the Massereene Army Barracks in Antrim.

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