Families vow to get justice on 30th anniversary of Ormeau Road bookies atrocity

Relatives of the victims of the Ormeau Road bookies atrocity mark the 30th anniversary of the attack (David Young/PA)
Relatives of the victims of the Ormeau Road bookies atrocity mark the 30th anniversary of the attack (David Young/PA)

Families of the victims of the Ormeau Road bookies atrocity have vowed to get justice on the 30th anniversary of the killings.

Saturday marked three decades since loyalist paramilitaries in the Ulster Defence Association (UDA) opened fire in Sean Graham’s bookmakers, killing five civilians and wounding another nine.

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