Omagh Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2004
- 106 min
- 64 Views
Thank you very much.
Everyone move down to the bottom
of the hill.
Sorry, lads,
you can't go up there.
We just want to pop around
the corner.
No, we need to clear you down
to the bottom of the hill.
There's a security alert
at the courthouse,
so we need to get you to
Cathy's in the Salad Bowl.
I'm supposed to tell her
to get stuff for Mummy.
We'll head that way now.
I'm back!
You can stop that, Mummy.
I'll make some tea.
Did you see Aiden?
He was looking for you.
No, I must've missed him.
Could've lifted me home.
Can I just ask you to move down
to the bottom of the street?
Gentlemen, this way.
Thank you.
Bottom of the street here.
Thank you.
This is gonna keep us back now.
We should be all right, like.
Keep moving there. Walking
to the bottom of the hill.
I'd buy you a cup of tea,
anyway.
You can get it around downtown?
No need for alarm, sir.
Thank you very much.
She's looking for you.
This is really exciting.
- We have time for a sticky bun.
- And a cup of coffee.
Okay.
Thanks.
Ice cream?
For God's sake,
someone get an ambulance!
Come on, girls.
Help!
Be careful.
Keep plenty of pressure on it.
She won't get up!
We need an ambulance!
Could someone call an ambulance?
Alan?
Alan Radford?
Mena!
Get me out of this place!
Ease him out.
Can someone help me
take this child?
Yes, you are bleeding,
but please stop moving.
Please! Somebody!
Please help us!
Daddy! Daddy, there's been
a bomb in town.
I came straight over.
Dad, Cathy was down there.
Christ.
Patsy?
Patsy!
Patsy?
Have you seen Cathy?
It's not me.
It's Aiden.
- He's not back yet.
- He hasn't rung.
People are injured.
He'll be helping.
But he would've phoned us
by now.
Look, I'll go and find him.
I'll go with you, Daddy.
You stay with your mum.
Stay with your mummy.
- Michael!
- No, Mum, it's all right.
No, Mummy. It'll be grand.
Mummy, honestly.
Come on, let's go inside.
Come on, come on.
Go back up the street.
That's it. Thank you.
Come on,
get yourselves sorted out.
We're blocking off
George Street.
Move it!
Come on!
Excuse me.
Can I go in there?
No, I'm sorry, sir.
But my son.
We're evacuating the area, sir.
I know, but Aiden will be
helping with the rescue.
Sir, it's only official
personnel allowed in.
Aye, but he would be official
if he was helping.
I have to find him.
You need to get to a hospital.
Hospital?
All right, some pumps there
as a precaution
down your right-hand side.
Please help!
Please help!
Go on, go through.
Aiden?
Aiden?
Have you seen my son anywhere?
Aiden?
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