McGuinness opens garden of remembrance for addicts

Victims of addiction helped create a garden of remembrance unveiled today in honour of those who lost their lives to drink and drugs.

McGuinness opens garden of remembrance for addicts
Fri, 05 Aug, 2011 - 16:29

Victims of addiction helped create a garden of remembrance unveiled today in honour of those who lost their lives to drink and drugs.

Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness officially opened the site at the House in the Wells hostel in Derry.

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