A former bar, restaurant and nightclub in Omagh town centre has gone on the market with a £500,000 asking price. The Aviary on Old Market Place closed at the end of October 2024. The venue on the ...

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 ...

Rodney Patterson was in Omagh town centre when the bomb went off in August 1998 A man who survived the Omagh bomb said the attack changed his life forever. Rodney Patterson had travelled to the ...

Mr Palmer's statement says when he arrived in Omagh he got out of his vehicle and started to stop traffic from entering the town centre. He then went to notify shop owners of the warning.

He had been due to start university in England the following month. He had gone to Omagh town centre with his friends David and Pauline because there was to be a break-dancing show later that day.

was at his girlfriend’s house in the Co Tyrone town on the day of the blast. He told the Omagh Bombing Inquiry: “I had first aid training because I was a recent graduate, but I wasn’t able ...

The Omagh inquiry is tasked with establishing whether ... peaceful sunny day in a Co Tyrone market town. It offered such a true and potent insight into what the “horror of the Troubles ...

Mr Baxter was off-duty on the day of the attack and when he was informed of the bomb threat to the Omagh Courthouse, he said he made his way back to the town "at speed" and implemented a major ...

Ms Hughes was 21 when she was killed in the Real IRA bomb which devastated Omagh town centre on August 15 1998. Justin Hughes’ statement was read by a barrister at the Omagh Bombing Inquiry.

David McSwiggan told the Omagh Bombing Inquiry that he had repeatedly returned to the scene of devastation immediately after the blast to search for his missing friends. The inquiry at the Strule Arts ...