This may seem like a perfectly innocent photograph but story behind this photograph is anything but innocent. The red car beside this father and child contained a car bomb. The bomb detonated shortly after this photograph was taken. The man and child survived but the photographer died, along with 30 other people; 220 others were injured. The Omagh Bombing took place on 15 August, 1998 in Omagh, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. It was carried out by the Real IRA, a Republican Army splinter group which opposed the IRAâs ceasefire and the Good Friday Agreement, which saw terrorists and murderers released from prison in Northern Ireland in return for peace and the end of the Troubles. This included The Shankill Butchers, who brutally murdered as least 23 people in Northern Ireland during the Troubles.















