John Cushnahan: Reporting of Northern Irish atrocities needs greater balance
A memorial service was held last Sunday on the eve of the 30th anniversary of the Teebane Massacre.
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A memorial service was held last Sunday on the eve of the 30th anniversary of the Teebane Massacre. Picture: Alan Lewis/Photopress
AWARE that the 30th anniversary of the Teebane Massacre would occur this week, I emailed all the usual news outlets. In my email, I drew their attention to the forthcoming anniversary, providing them with a link to the details of it — in which the IRA attempted to murder 14 Protestant workers 16 miles from Omagh.
This was a naked sectarian act. Eight of them died in the bombing of their vehicle, and the remainder suffered horrific injuries.
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