Abercorn bomb, 50 years on: ‘She went for a coffee and never came home’
The random bombing of a popular Belfast restaurant in 1972 had a devastating impact
North’s justice department to administer Troubles compensation scheme
Michelle O’Neill agreed to progress the payments after a judge ruled that an ongoing delay was unlawful
Judge criticises Michelle O’Neill over Troubles compensation scheme
Sinn Féin claims scheme could exclude members of republican community
Woman who lost both legs challenges bomb compensation delays
Jennifer McNern suffered life-changing injuries during 1972 attack on Abercorn restaurant
Legal action over delayed compensation scheme for people injured in Troubles
Jennifer McNern lost both legs in bombing of the Belfast’s Abercorn restaurant in 1972
Bomb victim takes legal action over Troubles pension
Stalemate over payment to victims who were severely injured is ‘cruel’
British government must pay pensions to Troubles victims, commissioner says
Westminster has a ‘moral obligation’ to implement backdated scheme, North official urges
The injured: forgotten casualties of the Troubles
A victim who lost her legs in the 1972 bombing of the Abercorn Restaurant in Belfast has told how she is forced to live on benefits and charity
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