Among the Monaghan bomb victims was Patrick Askin from Glaslough, who had four young children including a set of two-year-old twin girls.

How the events of the Dublin-Monaghan bombings unfolded on 17 May 1974, killing 34 people, including an unborn baby.

Vincent Kearney and Sallyanne Godson’s report on the Glenanne Gang and the Dublin and Monaghan bombings is broadcast on the 16 May edition of Prime Time at 9.35pm on RTÉ One television. Want to ...

May 17th, 1974, 6.45 p.m. The time and date of the Monaghan bomb are etched in Iris Boyd's memory. Mrs Boyd, then aged 28, had spent the day shopping in the town with her 73-year-old father ...

The name of baby Martha O’Neill added to the names of the 33 victims on the Dublin and Monaghan bombings memorial of May 17th 1974 in Talbot Street, Dublin. Photo: Niall Carson/PA.

THE DAUGHTER OF one of the victims of a bomb attack in Co Monaghan has said that despite 50 years since the blast, they are still searching for answers.

Irish deputy premier ‘committed’ to securing answers on Dublin-Monaghan bombings Simon Harris was speaking on the 51th anniversary of the atrocity. Rebecca Black.

On 17 May 1974, 33 people, one of them pregnant, were killed and 300 were injured in four bomb attacks Relatives of victims of the Dublin and Monaghan bombings have described the hurt and pain ...