IRA
Friday, July 21, 1972 started as any other day of the week. Asthe sun rose, people everywhere began to go about their normal daily business, as did the people of Belfast, N. Ireland. Suddenly, there is a great noise and a violent shaking, as the city of Belfast is rocked by the explosion of bombs. 22 separate bombs detonate within the city of Belfast, destroying buildings and ejecting the life from anyone caught in the blast. As the violent noise dies away, the people of Belfast, too startled to know what has happened, survey the scene. As they look over the demolished structures, and rummage through the ashes, they know the bombs were meant for certain members of the British government. The explosions, however, did not kill only government members, as nine civilians lie dead in the rubble. As the emergency vehicles arrive at the scene, the police know who has caused this destruction, and that the bombers are none other than the members of the Provisional Irish Republican Army. The Irish Republican Army or IRA, is a paramilitary group who's stated goal is to free Ireland from the bounds of British rule, and unite the island under one government. The IRA is an old organization that had it's beginnings
anything less than total Irish freedom. After this act things the cease fire. Gerry Adams continued to push for peace, and in In the early 1900's the name IRA was adopted again by a British forces with a massive bombing campaign in Belfast. 22 uncertain, but as long as the two groups are talking, there is
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Approximate Word count = 1415
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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