Remembering the Shankill bomb victims  Published Tuesday, 22
October 2013 Toggle font size   In her first ever interview,
Lauren Baird poignantly tells correspondent Jane Loughrey: "All
my friends have mummies and daddies and I don't.  "I have never
been able to call anybody mummy or daddy."  Her mum Evelyn Baird
and dad Michael Morrison, both aged 27, were killed in the IRA
attack at a west Belfast fish shop which also claimed the lives
of seven other innocent victims.  The youngest of those killed
was the couple's seven-year-old daughter Michelle.  The family
had gone out to buy a wreath for Michael's father who had died
just two days earlier.  But the blast was to leave both Lauren
and her then nine-year-old brother Darren orphaned.  "I was only
a baby, so I didn't really understand what was happening,"
Lauren says.  I never knew any different. But still, to think
back ... All my friends have mummies and daddies and I don't.
Lauren Baird  The morning of 23 October 1993 had started out
like any other. It w