Omagh marchers speak out against violence

Thousands of people marched for peace in Omagh yesterday, one week after the murder of constable Ronan Kerr in the Co Tyrone town.

Omagh marchers speak out against violence
Mon, 11 Apr, 2011 - 08:37

Thousands of people marched for peace in Omagh yesterday, one week after the murder of constable Ronan Kerr in the Co Tyrone town.

The mass rally was a powerful demonstration against violence in a community which suffered the infamous 1998 bombing by dissident republicans that killed 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins.

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CourtsRonan Kerr murderPlace: OmaghPlace: Co TyronePlace: NewryPlace: IrelandPlace: BelfastPlace: DublinPlace: MaynoothPlace: DonegalPerson: Ronan KerrPerson: Gareth McElduffPerson: KerrPerson: Pc KerrPerson: Sinead O’KanePerson: First MinisterPerson: Martin McGuinnessPerson: presidentPerson: Gerry AdamsPerson: McGuinnessPerson: Peter RobinsonPerson: AdamsPerson: Jonathan BellEvent: 1998Event: 1998 Omagh massacreOrganisation: CatholicOrganisation: republicansOrganisation: FacebookOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: BBCOrganisation: FordOrganisation: Policing
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