VOICE OF THE DAILY MIRROR
Voice of the Daily Mirror
They came in their hundreds to commemorate the saddest day of their lives.
Families stood united in grief as Omagh remembered the fourth anniversary of that ghastly atrocity.
No one will forget August 15, 1998 when 29 innocent people and two unborn twins died. Families have been given new hope by the writs served on four men suspected of carrying out the atrocity.
For some, the case serves as a reminder that no one has faced criminal charges for the attack.
We must not forget what has to be done. The police have renewed their appeal for information.
The public must help so the families of the Omagh victims can move on.
We owe it to them.
They came in their hundreds to commemorate the saddest day of their lives.
Families stood united in grief as Omagh remembered the fourth anniversary of that ghastly atrocity.
No one will forget August 15, 1998 when 29 innocent people and two unborn twins died. Families have been given new hope by the writs served on four men suspected of carrying out the atrocity.
For some, the case serves as a reminder that no one has faced criminal charges for the attack.
We must not forget what has to be done. The police have renewed their appeal for information.
The public must help so the families of the Omagh victims can move on.
We owe it to them.
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Publisher: THE MIRROR
Ref: TM/170
Published Date: 16-Aug-02
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