VICTIMS OF THE OMAGH BOMB
Victims of the Omagh bomb;
Abad Ramos, Rocio (23), single woman teacher from Madrid
Barker, James (12), from Buncrana in Co Donegal
Blasco, Fernando (12), schoolboy from Madrid
Breslin, Geraldine (43), married mother of one from Omagh
Cartwright, Deborah Anne (20), from Omagh
Conway, Gareth (18), student, from Carrickmore
Devine, Breda 20 months old. Her mother was injured
Doherty, Oran (8), schoolboy from Buncrana
Gallagher, Aiden (21) single, body repairman, from Omagh
Gibson, Esther (36). Esther was engaged to be married
Grimes, Mary (66), married mother of 12, died on her birthday with her daughter Avril, granddaughter Maura and unborn twin granddaughters
Hawkes, Olive (60), from Omagh, married mother of two
Hughes, Julia (21), student, who was visiting her parents in Omagh
Logue, Brenda (17) student, from Carrickmore
McCombe, Ann (48), married with two children
McCrory, Brian (53), married father of three from Omagh
McFarland, Samantha (17), student at Strabane College
McGrath, Sean (61), married with four children, died on September 5 1998 from his injuries from the bombing
McLaughin, Sean (12), schoolboy from Buncrana
Marlow, Jolene (17), student from Newtownsaville
Monaghan, Avril (30) married with four children. She was heavily pregnant with twins. Her daughter Maura and mother Mary Grimes died
Monaghan, Maura 18 months old, daughter of Avril
Radford, Alan (16), GCSE student
Rush, Elizabeth (57), married with three children
Short, Veda (56), from Gortaclare, south Armagh. Married with four children
Skelton, Philomena (39), from Drumquin, married with four children
White, Brian (26) single, father Frederick also died
White, Frederick (60), married with two children including Bryan above
Wilson, Lorraine (15), schoolgirl
ALSO:
White, Gary (38), married with three children. Died on August 16, a day after the bombing as he rushed a 13-year-old Spanish girl from the Erne hospital to the Ulster hospital in Dundonald when the ambulance crashed at the junction of Knock road
The two main communities in Omagh both suffered terribly in the atrocity. Of the victims whose religious background was identifiable, some 15 were of a Catholic background, 11 were Protestant and one was Mormon.
Abad Ramos, Rocio (23), single woman teacher from Madrid
Barker, James (12), from Buncrana in Co Donegal
Blasco, Fernando (12), schoolboy from Madrid
Breslin, Geraldine (43), married mother of one from Omagh
Cartwright, Deborah Anne (20), from Omagh
Conway, Gareth (18), student, from Carrickmore
Devine, Breda 20 months old. Her mother was injured
Doherty, Oran (8), schoolboy from Buncrana
Gallagher, Aiden (21) single, body repairman, from Omagh
Gibson, Esther (36). Esther was engaged to be married
Grimes, Mary (66), married mother of 12, died on her birthday with her daughter Avril, granddaughter Maura and unborn twin granddaughters
Hawkes, Olive (60), from Omagh, married mother of two
Hughes, Julia (21), student, who was visiting her parents in Omagh
Logue, Brenda (17) student, from Carrickmore
McCombe, Ann (48), married with two children
McCrory, Brian (53), married father of three from Omagh
McFarland, Samantha (17), student at Strabane College
McGrath, Sean (61), married with four children, died on September 5 1998 from his injuries from the bombing
McLaughin, Sean (12), schoolboy from Buncrana
Marlow, Jolene (17), student from Newtownsaville
Monaghan, Avril (30) married with four children. She was heavily pregnant with twins. Her daughter Maura and mother Mary Grimes died
Monaghan, Maura 18 months old, daughter of Avril
Radford, Alan (16), GCSE student
Rush, Elizabeth (57), married with three children
Short, Veda (56), from Gortaclare, south Armagh. Married with four children
Skelton, Philomena (39), from Drumquin, married with four children
White, Brian (26) single, father Frederick also died
White, Frederick (60), married with two children including Bryan above
Wilson, Lorraine (15), schoolgirl
ALSO:
White, Gary (38), married with three children. Died on August 16, a day after the bombing as he rushed a 13-year-old Spanish girl from the Erne hospital to the Ulster hospital in Dundonald when the ambulance crashed at the junction of Knock road
The two main communities in Omagh both suffered terribly in the atrocity. Of the victims whose religious background was identifiable, some 15 were of a Catholic background, 11 were Protestant and one was Mormon.
Further Information
Publisher: BELFAST TELEGRAPH
Ref: BT/1014
Published Date: 06-Sep-06
Related Images
