Editing Remembrance Sunday (section)

== Northern Ireland ==
In Northern Ireland, Remembrance Sunday has tended to be associated with [[Unionism in Ireland|unionists]]. Most [[Irish nationalism|Irish nationalists]] and [[Irish republicanism|republicans]] do not take part in the public commemoration of British soldiers organised by the Royal British Legion. This is partly due to the [[Operation Banner#Controversies|actions of the British Army]] during [[The Troubles]] and its role in [[Irish War of Independence|fighting against Irish independence]]. However, some moderate nationalists have attended Remembrance Day events as a way to connect with the unionist community. In 1987 a [[Remembrance Day bombing|bomb was detonated]] by the [[Provisional Irish Republican Army]] (IRA) just before a Remembrance Sunday ceremony in [[Enniskillen]], killing twelve people. The IRA said it had made a mistake and had been targeting soldiers parading to the war memorial. The Ireland has its own [[National Day of Commemoration]] in July for all Irish people who died in war.