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A woman who suffered horrific burns in the Omagh bombing has explained how she was given only a 20% chance of survival and was administered the last rites four times in hospital following the ...

Omagh bombing: Victims of explosion on August 15, 1998, (left to right top row) James Barker, Esther Gibson, Sean McGrath, Gareth Conway, and Elizabeth Rush, Veda Short, Alan Radford (bottom row ...

Omagh bomb families welcome inquiry announcement The Real IRA bombing in August 1998 claimed the lives of 29 people. Rebecca Black. Thursday 02 February 2023 18:28 GMT.

Families impacted by the Omagh bombing will be “satisfied” by steps taken by the Government to co-operate with the inquiry into the atrocity, the Justice Minister has said.

Omagh inquiry ‘allowing us to close wound that has been open for 26 years’ The sister of a young Spanish woman killed in the 1998 atrocity said it was the only support they had had in many years.

The Omagh bombing inquiry has opened, with its chairman Lord Turnbull promising it will undertake its task “rigorously and fearlessly”. It will examine whether the worst atrocity of the ...

United Kingdom UK to probe whether the 1998 Omagh bomb, one of Ireland’s deadliest incidents, could have been prevented Ireland’s 1998 car bombing killed 29 people and injured hundreds more ...

The Omagh bombing inquiry has heard tributes to two 17-year-old girls who were “on the cusp of a new and exciting life” and a father of three whose death left his family with an ...

Some of those injured and bereaved, politicians and representatives from the Republic of Ireland and Spain attended the service and wreath-laying ceremony in Omagh's Garden of Remembrance on Tuesday ...

New Omagh bombing atrocity inquiry launched into whether the 1998 'horror blast' could have been avoided as some of the victims' loved ones honour their memory years later Skip to main content News ...

All questions around the Omagh bomb atrocity can only be answered by holding a public inquiry on both sides of the Irish border, a lawyer representing some bereaved families has said. John ...