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The long campaign for justice for Omagh bomb families

Four men have previously been found liable for the attack in a landmark civil case.

The Independent UK

Irish government to consider action after UK announces Omagh bomb inquiry

The Irish government has been accused of shirking its responsibilities on investigating whether the blast could have been prevented.

The Independent UK

Bereaved father hopeful that Government set to announce Omagh bomb inquiry

The Real IRA attack in 1998 killed 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins.

The Independent UK

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Border bishop takes lead role in Catholic migrant ministry

Mark Seitz of El Paso is the first bishop from a state along the Mexico border to head the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ migration committee in at least 20 years

The Independent UK

Omagh bomb families urge minister to ‘make the right decision’ and order inquiry

Grieving father Michael Gallagher also expressed disappointment at the level of engagement by the Irish government with Omagh bomb families.

The Independent UK

'Everything was under control for our baby in hospital and then he suddenly died'

Tiny Michael Gallagher died aged five months at Wythenshawe Hospital after being admitted with bronchiolitis, with his parents claiming they were told to "calm down" by staff

Daily Mirror

'Everything was under control for our baby in hospital until staff changeover - hours later he was dead'

"It went all downhill"

Manchester Evening News

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Decision on public inquiry into Omagh bombing to take more consideration

Families of some of the 19 killed in the blast met with Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Argyle diamond mine's future hangs in balance as Rio Tinto negotiates with traditional owners

After the Juukan Gorge scandal, Rio Tinto and traditional owners are in tough negotiations about what's left behind at Argyle in Western Australia's Kimberley region following 37 years of mining diamonds.

ABC News

Collingwood Cup final agony for Queen's University as they lose out to UCD

The final was played at Dundalk's Oriel Park on Tuesday afternoon

Belfast Live

UCD 0 v Derry City 2: Candystripes give the College boys an education with away win

Ruaidhri Higgins' side had already collected maximum spoils at Shelbourne and Bohemians this season.

Belfast Live

Omagh families say they will return to court if fresh investigation is not ordered

The families met with the leaders of the DUP and TUV at Stormont on Monday.

The Independent UK

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