The Troubles - IRA Warrington Bomb Attacks - Warrington. A POLICEWOMAN WEEPS AS THE COFFIN OF 12 YEAR OLD TIM PARRY LEAVES ST MARY'S CHURCH, WARRINGTON.

The Troubles - IRA Warrington Bomb Attacks - Warrington. A POLICEWOMAN WEEPS AS THE COFFIN OF 12 YEAR OLD TIM PARRY LEAVES ST MARY'S CHURCH, WARRINGTON. Stock Photo

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The Troubles - IRA Warrington Bomb Attacks - Warrington

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