The Troubles in County Fermanagh the Troubles in County Fermanagh - Remembrance Day Bombing, the Troubles in Enniskillen, the Trremembrance Day Bombing, the Troubles in Enniskillen, the Troubles in Rosslea, the Troubles in Newtownbutler Oubles in Rosslea, the Troubles in Newtownbutler (Paperback)

Chapters: Remembrance Day Bombing, the Troubles in Enniskillen, the Troubles in Rosslea, the Troubles in Newtownbutler, the Troubles in Belleek, the Troubles in Derrylin, the Troubles in Lisnaskea, the Troubles in Belcoo, the Troubles in Kesh, the Troubles in Maguiresbridge. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 36. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Remembrance Day bombing - The IRA released a statement claiming that a "Crown Forces patrol" had been the target. However, it has been alleged that the bomb was intended to kill Ulster Defence Regiment (UDR) soldiers who were parading to the memorial, with the civilian deaths deemed acceptable collateral. The bombing was thought by British and Irish authorities to have been planned and overseen by up to three units of the IRA from both sides of the border. They believed that a bomb of such strength must have been sanctioned by IRA Northern Command. The IRA and Sinn Fein deny this, with Sinn Fein's publicity director Danny Morrison describing himself as "shattered" on hearing that the IRA was involved at all. On the same day, a bomb four times larger was placed at a similar but smaller parade 20 miles (32 km) away at Tullyhommon. That parade was conducted by members of the Boys' Brigade, Girls' Brigade and "three of four members of the security forces in uniform there to lay a wreath." That bomb failed to explode. The bomb was made in Ballinamore, County Leitrim and brought to the town over a 24 hour period by up to thirty IRA volunteers. On 7 November it was placed against the gable wall inside the town's Reading Rooms, and set to explode at 10:43 am the next day. The Cenotaph in 2009.The explosion destroyed the wall a vantage point favoured by some of the victims blowing masonry towards the gathered crowd, many of whom were standing nearby...More: http: //booksllc.net/?id=1956575