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Former Church - Mountain Lodge Pentecostal The original Mountain Lodge Pentecostal Church at Aughnagurgan - outside Darkley. On 20th November 1983, I.R.A. gunmen burst into the church during a service and indiscriminately killed three worshippers and injured others in an incident better known as the Darkley Gospel Hall massacre. This building seems to now to be a church hall.
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| Author | Dean Molyneaux |
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