The inquiry into the Omagh bombing has opened its second chapter with a call for the core participants to "move on with pace and rigour". Paul Greaney KC, counsel to the inquiry, outlined the need for ...

The highly-anticipated 183rd Omagh Show returns on Friday and Saturday, July 4 and 5, aiming to deliver a dynamic celebration ...

Victims of the Omagh bombing intend to use a public inquiry to “heap shame” on the Irish Government for its failings over the atrocity, a barrister has said. The inquiry also heard that victims are ...

The elite Simmental cow, Ballinalare Farm Nikita, took pride of place at this year’s Omagh Show winning the Grand Slam of ...

Relatives of those killed in the Omagh bombing said they are preparing to take legal action over the refusal of the Irish government to establish a public inquiry in the Republic over the 1998 bombing ...

Northern Ireland Omagh victims intend to use public inquiry to ‘heap shame’ on Irish Government The Omagh Bombing Inquiry, chaired by Lord Turnbull, is hearing opening statements from core ...

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

The Omagh bombing inquiry has been told the speed of disclosure "must increase". Twenty-nine people, including a woman who was pregnant with twins, were murdered in the Real IRA attack on 15 August ...

The Inquiry has been told that many families are "sick and tired" of false assurances and broken promises from Dublin. | UTV News ...

Victims of the Omagh bombing intend to use a public inquiry to “heap shame” on the Irish Government for its failings over the atrocity, a barrister has said.

Those bereaved and injured in the 1998 Omagh bombing wish to use the inquiry “to heap shame on the Government of the Republic of Ireland for their failures,” their legal representative has said.

There is a "moral, human and legal imperative" on the Republic of Ireland government to establish a parallel inquiry into the Omagh bombing, the official inquiry in Northern Ireland has heard.