EPISODE · Nov 14, 2015 · 2 MIN
Local man recalls Paris attacks
from BBC Radio Foyle · host BBC Radio Foyle
Local man, Paddy Gray has said he didn't realise the severity of last nights Paris attacks until he reflected on it this morning. The University of Ulster Professor was caught up in the attacks last night. He had been watching the Northern Ireland match in a bar:
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Local man, Paddy Gray has said he didn't realise the severity of last nights Paris attacks until he reflected on it this morning. The University of Ulster Professor was caught up in the attacks last night. He had been watching the Northern Ireland...
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