Families will lay a black wreath with five white lilies representing the final five people who have yet to be found.
The final remaining members of the Disappeared will be remembered at Stormont during an annual silent walk on All Souls Day.In 2005, Co Down hairdresser Lisa Dorrian was also disappeared.
A black wreath with five white lilies representing those who have yet to be found – Joe Lynskey, Columba McVeigh, Robert Nairac, Seamus Maguire and Ms Dorrian – will be laid at the steps of Parliament Buildings.Father Joe Gormley will lead prayers and there will be contributions from family members. Sandra Peake, chief executive of the Wave Trauma Centre – which supports the families of the Disappeared, said it is an important date for them.
This year’s event comes as the latest search for Mr McVeigh at Bragan Bog in Co Monaghan draws to a close.“Part of the terrible, sinister purpose of disappearing those who had been abducted, murdered and secretly buried was to dehumanise them, to treat them as if they never existed and to deny their families the chance to properly grieve,” she said.
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