Three victims of Omagh bombing remembered at inquiry
The assertion came during the second week of commemorative hearings for the victims at the Omagh Bombing Inquiry. Twenty-nine people, including a woman pregnant with twins, died in the Real IRA attack on August 15 1998. The inquiry is examining whether the bombing could reasonably have been prevented by the security forces.
David McSwiggan told the Omagh Bombing Inquiry that he had repeatedly returned to the scene of devastation immediately after ...
A woman seriously injured in the Omagh bombing has told the inquiry into the atrocity how she frantically searched for her ...
Suzanne Travis told the inquiry that she has lived in pain since the bomb and will never forgive those responsible for ...
Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern hopes officials hope they can uncover how the bomb made it to the market town without being ...
A Sunday school teacher’s murder in the Omagh bomb cut short a life rich in kindness, love and promise, the inquiry into ...
A mother has told how her baby daughter was blown across the street in her buggy by the force of the Omagh bomb, and left ...
He says he learned from the statement that through Libbi's business in Market Street she had become well-known throughout Omagh. "Libbi Rush was plainly a source of great support and guidance to ...
The mother of an eight-year-old boy from Co Donegal killed in the Omagh bomb has told those responsible they will never be forgiven. Oran Doherty was described as a “great funny wee boy and a ...
A nurse who tended to those injured in the Omagh bomb was home from Derry visiting her parents on August 15, 1998.
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