Teebane bomb 25 years on: A memorial service has taken place in memory of the eight killed [photos]
General View of a memorial service at the site of the Teebane massacre in Co Tyrone ahead of next week's 25th anniversary of the killings. Eight men died and six others were injured when the IRA exploded a roadside bomb on 17 January 1992. Those caught up in the attack were all construction workers traveling in a van on their way home from Omagh. Photo by Peter Morrison/Press Eye.
PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/01/2017 A memorial service is held for the 25th Anniversary of the Teebane bombing outside Cooktown in Co Tyrone on Sunday. Eight Protestant workmen died in January 1992 when the IRA blew up their minibus at Teebane crossroads, on the road between Omagh and Cookstown. Another six were injured. Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press
PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/01/2017 A memorial service is held for the 25th Anniversary of the Teebane bombing outside Cooktown in Co Tyrone on Sunday. Eight Protestant workmen died in January 1992 when the IRA blew up their minibus at Teebane crossroads, on the road between Omagh and Cookstown. Another six were injured. Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press
PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/01/2017 A memorial service is held for the 25th Anniversary of the Teebane bombing outside Cooktown in Co Tyrone on Sunday. Eight Protestant workmen died in January 1992 when the IRA blew up their minibus at Teebane crossroads, on the road between Omagh and Cookstown. Another six were injured. Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press
PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/01/2017 A memorial service is held for the 25th Anniversary of the Teebane bombing outside Cooktown in Co Tyrone on Sunday. Eight Protestant workmen died in January 1992 when the IRA blew up their minibus at Teebane crossroads, on the road between Omagh and Cookstown. Another six were injured. Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press
PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/01/2017 Rev Willie McCrea during A memorial service is held for the 25th Anniversary of the Teebane bombing outside Cooktown in Co Tyrone on Sunday. Eight Protestant workmen died in January 1992 when the IRA blew up their minibus at Teebane crossroads, on the road between Omagh and Cookstown. Another six were injured. Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press
PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/01/2017 Rev Willie McCrea during A memorial service is held for the 25th Anniversary of the Teebane bombing outside Cooktown in Co Tyrone on Sunday. Eight Protestant workmen died in January 1992 when the IRA blew up their minibus at Teebane crossroads, on the road between Omagh and Cookstown. Another six were injured. Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press
PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/01/2017 A memorial service is held for the 25th Anniversary of the Teebane bombing outside Cooktown in Co Tyrone on Sunday. Eight Protestant workmen died in January 1992 when the IRA blew up their minibus at Teebane crossroads, on the road between Omagh and Cookstown. Another six were injured. Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press
Flowers at the memorial site of the Teebane massacre in Co Tyrone ahead of next week's 25th anniversary of the killings. Eight men died and six others were injured when the IRA exploded a roadside bomb on 17 January 1992. Those caught up in the attack were all construction workers traveling in a van on their way home from Omagh. Photo by Peter Morrison/Press Eye.
PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/01/2017 Family of Nigel McKee during A memorial service is held for the 25th Anniversary of the Teebane bombing outside Cooktown in Co Tyrone on Sunday. Eight Protestant workmen died in January 1992 when the IRA blew up their minibus at Teebane crossroads, on the road between Omagh and Cookstown. Another six were injured. Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press
PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/01/2017 A memorial service is held for the 25th Anniversary of the Teebane bombing outside Cooktown in Co Tyrone on Sunday. Eight Protestant workmen died in January 1992 when the IRA blew up their minibus at Teebane crossroads, on the road between Omagh and Cookstown. Another six were injured. Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press
General View of a memorial service at the site of the Teebane massacre in Co Tyrone ahead of next week's 25th anniversary of the killings. Eight men died and six others were injured when the IRA exploded a roadside bomb on 17 January 1992. Those caught up in the attack were all construction workers traveling in a van on their way home from Omagh. Photo by Peter Morrison/Press Eye.
People comfort each other during the memorial service at the site of the Teebane massacre in Co Tyrone ahead of next week's 25th anniversary of the killings. Eight men died and six others were injured when the IRA exploded a roadside bomb on 17 January 1992. Those caught up in the attack were all construction workers traveling in a van on their way home from Omagh. Photo by Peter Morrison/Press Eye.
PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/01/2017 A memorial service is held for the 25th Anniversary of the Teebane bombing outside Cooktown in Co Tyrone on Sunday. Eight Protestant workmen died in January 1992 when the IRA blew up their minibus at Teebane crossroads, on the road between Omagh and Cookstown. Another six were injured. Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press
PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/01/2017 A memorial service is held for the 25th Anniversary of the Teebane bombing outside Cooktown in Co Tyrone on Sunday. Eight Protestant workmen died in January 1992 when the IRA blew up their minibus at Teebane crossroads, on the road between Omagh and Cookstown. Another six were injured. Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press
PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/01/2017 A memorial service is held for the 25th Anniversary of the Teebane bombing outside Cooktown in Co Tyrone on Sunday. Eight Protestant workmen died in January 1992 when the IRA blew up their minibus at Teebane crossroads, on the road between Omagh and Cookstown. Another six were injured. Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press
PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/01/2017 A memorial service is held for the 25th Anniversary of the Teebane bombing outside Cooktown in Co Tyrone on Sunday. Eight Protestant workmen died in January 1992 when the IRA blew up their minibus at Teebane crossroads, on the road between Omagh and Cookstown. Another six were injured. Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press
PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/01/2017 A memorial service is held for the 25th Anniversary of the Teebane bombing outside Cooktown in Co Tyrone on Sunday. Eight Protestant workmen died in January 1992 when the IRA blew up their minibus at Teebane crossroads, on the road between Omagh and Cookstown. Another six were injured. Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press
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