U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll this week kicked off a quality-of-life tour, consulting soldiers about food access, housing ...

The Real IRA bomb in the Co Tyrone town in August 1998 killed 29 people, including a woman who was pregnant with twins.

The Army’s top leaders faced tough questions from lawmakers on Wednesday about media reports that the Pentagon is shifting $1 billion away from repairing Army barracks to instead fund military ...

Mr Haslett said a temporary mortuary had been established in the gym of an army barracks in the town. He said: “All the victims from the scene were laid out on the floor of the gym.

Norman Haslett told the Omagh Bombing Inquiry that while the bomb killed 29 civilians, ... Mr Haslett said a temporary mortuary had been established in the gym of an army barracks in the town.

Mr Haslett, now a superintendent in the PSNI, described how he had accompanied two bodies to the temporary morgue at Lisanelly army barracks, and there had to search the victims for anything that ...

The inquiry then heard a statement from Julian Elliot, who was an RUC sergeant in Omagh in 1998. ... he went to the army barracks in the town, where the gym was being used as a temporary mortuary.

He then went to the town’s army barracks where the gym was being used as a temporary mortuary. ... He said a bomb warning in September 2000, while the Omagh inquests were taking place, ...

Paramedic at Omagh bomb scene recalls shock of not being able to ... Mr Quigley said the ambulances drove the bodies to a temporary morgue which had been set up in a gym in an army barracks.

The Omagh Bombing Inquiry is examining whether the single worst atrocity of the Troubles could have been prevented Twenty-nine people, including a woman expecting twins, were murdered in the Real ...

The bomb that devastated Omagh town centre in August 1998 was the biggest single atrocity in the history of the Troubles in ...