Memorial service in Warrington marks 25 years since IRA bombing – The Irish News
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How mum horrified by Warrington bombing said 'I've had enough' and fought for peace in rally that attracted 20,000 - Mirror Online
Warrington victim's father tribute to Dolores O'Riordan | Daily Mail Online
On the 25th anniversary of the Warrington bombing, victim's father writes poignant letter to the son he lost - Cheshire Live
How one headteacher told his primary school pupils about the Warrington bombing
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Warrington, Cheshire, UK. 20th Mar, 2019. at 12:27 - The 26th anniversary of the second IRA bomb in Warrington, Cheshire, which took the lives of Tim Parry and Jonathan Ball. 26 years
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Warrington remembers IRA atrocity that killed Jonathan Ball and Tim Parry | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
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Warrington Guardian remembers IRA bomb 30 years on - Journalism News from HoldtheFrontPage
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Charlotte Nichols MP - Tomorrow is the 28th anniversary of the Warrington Bombing. It will be 28 years tomorrow since we lost Tim Parry and Jonathan Ball in a horrific act of
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Victims' families reflect on the unthinkable moment when their lives changed forever | Warrington Guardian
Gedenkplakette für Jonathon Ball und Tim Parry, Kinder, die Opfer der IRA-Bombe in Warrington 20/03/1993, Cheshire, Großbritannien (Replacement Memorial Stockfotografie - Alamy
Warrington IRA bombing: Minute's silence to mark 25th anniversary
Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Foundation on X: "Daily Mail Families of innocent boys aged 12 and three who were killed by IRA in Warrington bombing say their deaths remain a 'symbol for
