Politicians Vow Car-Bomb Won’t Derail Peace Process

Political parties on all sides assured that killing PC Ronan Kerr in front of his home with a car-bomb will not affect the peace process.
Politicians Vow Car-Bomb Won’t Derail Peace Process
Police forenics officers inverstigate the scene of a bomb in Highfield Close in Omagh, Northern Ireland on April 3, 2011. Ronan Kerr, 25, a Catholic police recruit who only completed his training three weeks ago, was killed by the booby-trap under under his car outside his home in Omagh, the scene of Northern Ireland's worst terror atrocity. Peter Muhly/AFP/Getty Images
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Police forenics officers inverstigate the scene of a bomb in Highfield Close in Omagh, Northern Ireland on April 3, 2011. Ronan Kerr, 25, a Catholic police recruit who only completed his training three weeks ago, was killed by the booby-trap under under his car outside his home in Omagh, the scene of Northern Ireland's worst terror atrocity. (Peter Muhly/AFP/Getty Images)
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