A woman whose brother was killed in the Omagh Bomb believes the media is being isolated from public inquiry hearings into it - and thinks it will inevitably blame the British security forces.

with some teams adjusting to the changed landscape more effectively than others. The 'three-up, three-back' rule - which means teams have to keep at least three players in each half throughout the ...

A teenage boy killed in the Omagh bomb has been remembered by his sister as “radiating light”. The sister of Alan Radford, 16, described him as having “no malice, not a bad bone in his body”.

Exam results that were set to open up a “new world of opportunity” for a student killed in the Omagh bomb arrived on the day of her funeral, the public inquiry into the attack has heard.The ...

The initial stage of the Omagh Bombing Inquiry has opened in the County Tyrone town. The hearing will commemorate the lives of the 29 people murdered in the bombing, including a woman expecting twins.

Debra-Anne Cartwright was killed in the Omagh bombing (Cartwright family/PA) Exam results that were set to open up a “new world of opportunity” for a student killed in the Omagh bomb arrived ...

A FAMILY that was robbed of three generations of females in the Omagh bomb have said they hope no other family suffers as they have. Mary Grimes died in the atrocity on her 66th birthday ...

Maura Monaghan, who was killed in the Omagh Bomb in 1998 (Family handout) Inquiry chairman Lord Turnbull described the multi-generational loss as something that “constitutes an incomprehensible ...

The bank has blamed the decision to shut the branches on customers shifting away from banking in person to using mobile services.

The second youngest victim of the Omagh bomb had been due to be a flower girl at her uncle’s wedding when she was killed in the blast. Breda Devine, who was 20 months old, had been with her ...

A pupil at Omagh High School, Alan had been in the town ... exchange too and made family trips to Ireland. She says the Irish landscape "has a very special energy but the people are extraordinary".