Prison officer injured in New IRA bomb attack dies in hospital

A prison officer who died after he was injured in a bomb attack in Belfast may have had a heart attack, his colleagues said.

Prison officer injured in New IRA bomb attack dies in hospital
Tue, 15 Mar, 2016 - 14:35

A prison officer who died after he was injured in a bomb attack in Belfast may have had a heart attack, his colleagues said.

Adrian Ismay, 52, was hurt after a booby trapped bomb exploded under the van he was driving on March 4.

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