DEAR JO LETTERS
This is a senseless evil
AS A Belfast man, I feel disgust and sadness at the actions of the self-called "saviours of Ireland" in Omagh.
I've been caught in two bomb blasts which helped me to decide to leave my home town.
I know what it is like to be standing on the street one minute, and 10 seconds later, blown 10ft across the ground on to my back and showered in glass. It is a very nasty experience.
How many people like myself have to have the scars, mentally and physically, before we get rid of the bombers?
L Allen
Hampstead, N London
AS A Belfast man, I feel disgust and sadness at the actions of the self-called "saviours of Ireland" in Omagh.
I've been caught in two bomb blasts which helped me to decide to leave my home town.
I know what it is like to be standing on the street one minute, and 10 seconds later, blown 10ft across the ground on to my back and showered in glass. It is a very nasty experience.
How many people like myself have to have the scars, mentally and physically, before we get rid of the bombers?
L Allen
Hampstead, N London
Further Information
Publisher: THE MIRROR
Ref: TM/052
Published Date: 19-Aug-98
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