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1974 Dublin Bombing

IN REMEMBRANCE THIS STONE MARKS THE SITE WHERE THE FIRST OF THE THREE NO-WARNING CAR BOMB EXPLOSIONS OCCURRED ON 17TH MAY 1974 IN WHICH 11 PEOPLE, INCLUDING 2 BABY SISTERS AND THEIR PARENTS, LOST THEIR LIVES.

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