The Irish Government has a “moral responsibility” to fund counselling for people affected by the Omagh bombing, a former ...

The centre of Omagh was turned into a “war zone” after ... there were visits to the hospital from Prince Charles, Northern Ireland Secretary Mo Mowlam and RUC chief constable Ronnie Flanagan.

The bomb that devastated Omagh town centre in August 1998 was the biggest single atrocity in the history of the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Twenty-nine people were killed, including nine ...

Despite loving her hometown of Omagh and the people who live there, she said she knew she could never live in Northern Ireland and moved with her family to Australia. Anne Cullen, a taxi driver ...

Its power to compel witnesses and documents is limited to the UK's territory, including Northern Ireland. But the families of the dead believe the full truth about Omagh will only emerge if they ...

The words of Garry McGillion perfectly encapsulated the split-second transition from a peaceful sunny Saturday afternoon in Omagh to a scene of utter carnage and human misery. A brief moment in ...

Most people over the age of 30 in Northern Ireland could probably tell you where they were when the Omagh bomb exploded. Those who were close to it have felt its reverberations ever since ...

Evidence will be heard about earlier attacks which were or could have been perpetrated by those behind the Omagh bombing. He says it is understood over 30 attacks would fall under this category.

Elsewhere on Wednesday, the Irish Justice Minister said he had “concerns” about establishing a separate inquiry into the Omagh bombing in the Republic of Ireland. However, Jim O’Callaghan ...

Police are investigating after a teenage girl was assaulted at a bus depot in Omagh. The Omagh bombing public inquiry has been hearing tributes to those killed in the 1998 Real IRA car bomb.

Police officers on duty on the day of the Omagh bombing have told the inquiry into the atrocity how they wrapped the dead in sheets and blankets and laid them out of sight in a nearby alleyway as ...

The centre of Omagh was turned into a “war zone” after ... there were visits to the hospital from Prince Charles, Northern Ireland Secretary Mo Mowlam and RUC chief constable Ronnie Flanagan.