Holy Cross schoolgirl: 20 years on, we’ve never been told why we were attacked

Holy Cross schoolgirl: 20 years on, we’ve never been told why we were attacked
Alice-Lee Bunting with her sons Darraigh (four) and Keaghan Tommy Bunting (eight months) (Liam McBurney/PA)

A north Belfast woman who was subjected to abuse and missiles as she walked to school 20 years ago says she has still never had an explanation for what she and her school mates went through.

Alice-Lee Bunting, 24, was among scores of girls who were forced to run a loyalist gauntlet on their way to Holy Cross primary school in Ardoyne in 2001.

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