[Samual]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/7930995.stm

It seems that the control over the majority of violence in N.I has started to fail, it seems a bit suspicious that this happens a very short time after decisions to compensate victims of the troubles, as it is not the IRA this time I hope the situation doesn't become as bad, at least they wont be getting financial and military aid from other countries this time around either.

[mcmama]

Between the so called "real" IRA and the Loyalist paramilitary organizations, it must be very difficult for everyone there to know who their enemy really is.

[Samual]

Confidence had recently grown as well which led quite a lot of Irish people to leave Great Britain and return to their country, I've a friend who has lived in England since being 11 years old and he relocated with his family just over a year ago to Omagh.

[mcmama]

I guess he wanted to go back home.

Did a lot of people leave Omagh after that horrible bomb attack in 1998? I'll bet that scared a lot of people, because the dead were from all sorts of backgrounds. Terrorists don't care who they hurt.

[Samual]

Many people left, staying was doing a disservice to your family. Now a policeman has been killed as well.

[EvaRose]

Its sad anytime there is violence like this.
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