The film is about 12, but there are 3,500; here are a few examples.

Rating: 1/10 (7 February 2012)

Bloody Sunday 8 Nov 1987: At annual Remembrance Day service in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, IRA bomb murdered 12 townspeople and injured another 63. (a 13th, school principal Ronnie Hill, died subsequently). Another IRA bomb (four times larger) was hidden beside the Remembrance service at Tullyhommon, Co Fermanagh conducted by the Boys' and Girls' Brigade, but failed to explode. 4 Feb 1979: Patrick Mackin (60), a retired Prison Officer, and his wife Violet (58), were both shot dead by the IRA at their home in Oldpark Road, Belfast. Robert McCartney was beaten and stabbed to death on Sunday 30th January 2005 in an attack by the Provisional IRA. The five sisters of Catholic Robert McCartney have defied the IRA and waged a campaign for justice
Bloody Monday 31 Jul 1972, the IRA detonated three large bombs in the village of Claudy, County Londonderry, murdering nine villagers, including an 8- year-old girl, Kathryn Eakin and Willie Temple aged16. 5 Jan1976: Kingsmills: 10 Protestant civilians were lined up and shot dead by the IRA, when they were returning from work at Kingsmills, near Bessbrook, County Armagh.
Bloody Tuesday 9 Feb 1971: Five workers were murdered by an IRA landmine near a BBC transmitter on Brougher Mountain, County Tyrone. 12 Jun 1973; Six Protestant civilians, aged between 60 and 76, were murdered by an IRA car-bomb in Railway Street, Coleraine. 7 Apr 1981: Joanne Mathers (29), a census enumerator, was shot dead by the IRA in the Gobnascale, Derry, while she was collecting census returns.
Bloody Wednesday 7 Apr 1976: Three members of a Protestant family were killed by the IRA bomb in their drapery business below the Herron family home. 2 Feb 1977: Jeffrey Agate (59), then Managing Director of the American Du Pont factory in Derry was shot dead by the IRA outside his home. 21 Jan 1981: Norman Stronge (86), a former speaker of the Stormont parliament, and James Stronge (48), his son, were murdered by the IRA in an attack on their home.
Bloody Thursday 8 Mar 1973: The IRA car bombs exploded in London, killing one person and injuring over 200, one was planted at the 'Old Bailey' court. Among those found guilty was Gerry Kelly. 28 Feb 1985: Nine RUC Officers were murdered by IRA mortars fired at Newry police station, County Down.
Bloody Friday 21 Jul 1972: The IRA's Bloody Friday, Belfast: 26 street explosions; 11 shoppers dead; 130 mutilated. 17 Feb 1978: 12 people were burnt to death when the IRA attacked the annual dinner of the Irish Collie Club with petrol cans packed around a mortar bomb at the La Mon House Hotel. 7 Jun 1996: Garda Jerry McCabe (Irish police), was shot dead by the IRA at Adare, Co Limerick, Republic of Ireland.
Bloody Saturday 20 Mar 1993: The IRA exploded two bombs in litter bins in Bridge Street, Warrington, England, murdering Jonathan Ball aged 3 years, mortally wounding Timothy Parry aged 12 years and injuring 56 shoppers. 23 Oct 1993 – two IRA bombers disguised as delivery men entered Frizzell's fish shop on the Shankill, and murdered nine customers, including two schoolgirls. 15 Aug 1998: 31 people murdered by 'real' IRA car bomb placed in Omagh on the busiest shopping day of the year. The dead include 2 unborn girls, 2 babies, and 5 children.