VIEWS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
Views from around the world
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"Words cannot describe your sense of loss. Our hearts go out to the families and friends of those who have perished." - Andy and Mary, Florida. USA.
"We're so far from home, but our thoughts and our prayers are there with our people." - The Lim family in Singapore.
"Please believe there is a bright future and lasting peace ahead." -Jukka Luukkanen. Finland.
"I was told of the tragic bombing by a close friend, a Catholic from Waterford, who took the time to share his pain and anguish with a Protestant friend from Belfast. Two close friends, two different religions, but identical tears were shed." - a distressed Ulsterman in Canada
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"I will never forget the name Omagh and the tragedy that took place. Even though I am miles away, it touches hearts all over the globe."
- Adelaide, Australia.
"God rest the souls of those who died, and give those who survived the strength to pick up the pieces of their shattered lives." - Brazil.
"I moved from Omagh to America four years ago. . .To all my friends and family, I wish I could be there to help you and to hug you. Love Arlene."
"No human being can ever understand such horror." - Tremayne English, Swaziland, Africa.
"How could some people be so mean and cruel?" - 13-year-old.
"Let us hope and pray that we never see a repeat of this senseless, evil, violence ever again." - taxi driver. Templeogue. Dublin.
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"Words cannot describe your sense of loss. Our hearts go out to the families and friends of those who have perished." - Andy and Mary, Florida. USA.
"We're so far from home, but our thoughts and our prayers are there with our people." - The Lim family in Singapore.
"Please believe there is a bright future and lasting peace ahead." -Jukka Luukkanen. Finland.
"I was told of the tragic bombing by a close friend, a Catholic from Waterford, who took the time to share his pain and anguish with a Protestant friend from Belfast. Two close friends, two different religions, but identical tears were shed." - a distressed Ulsterman in Canada
.
"I will never forget the name Omagh and the tragedy that took place. Even though I am miles away, it touches hearts all over the globe."
- Adelaide, Australia.
"God rest the souls of those who died, and give those who survived the strength to pick up the pieces of their shattered lives." - Brazil.
"I moved from Omagh to America four years ago. . .To all my friends and family, I wish I could be there to help you and to hug you. Love Arlene."
"No human being can ever understand such horror." - Tremayne English, Swaziland, Africa.
"How could some people be so mean and cruel?" - 13-year-old.
"Let us hope and pray that we never see a repeat of this senseless, evil, violence ever again." - taxi driver. Templeogue. Dublin.
Further Information
Publisher: BELFAST TELEGRAPH
Ref: BT/0192
Published Date: 22-Aug-98
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