Prince Charles tours Sligo town where his great-uncle died

Britain's Prince Charles and his wife Camilla have arrived in Mullaghmore, Co Sligo, where his great-uncle was killed in a bombing.

Prince Charles tours Sligo town where his great-uncle died
Wed, 20 May, 2015 - 18:54

Britain's Prince Charles and his wife Camilla have arrived in Mullaghmore, Co Sligo, where his great-uncle was killed in a bombing.

Lord Louis Mountbatten was one of four people who lost their lives in the IRA attack off the coast of the fishing village in 1979.

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CourtsPrince Charles visitPlace: SligoPlace: BritainPlace: MullaghmorePlace: KillynurePlace: The Model arts centrePlace: DrumcliffePlace: Dublin CastlePerson: Prince CharlesPerson: CamillaPerson: Lord Louis MountbattenPerson: Peter McHughPerson: MountbattenPerson: Lady Doreen BrabournePerson: Nicholas KnatchbullPerson: Paul MaxwellPerson: Kevin HenryPerson: Lord MountbattenPerson: ElizabethPerson: Richard WoodmartinPerson: Timothy KnatchbullPerson: NicholasPerson: CharlesPerson: IsabellaPerson: MaxwellPerson: JohnPerson: Mary HornsyPerson: McHughPerson: Prince of WalesEvent: IRA attackEvent: Narrow Water massacreEvent: First World WarOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: GermanyOrganisation: BritainOrganisation: Ireland
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