Event: 1998 Real IRA attack

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Belfast court dismisses appeal by Omagh bomb duo

Northern Ireland’s highest court has dismissed appeals brought by two republicans found liable for injuries and deaths sustained during the Omagh bomb.

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Republicans challenged to testify in Omagh retrial

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Omagh case pair challenged to testify

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Cowen urged to set up inquiry into Omagh bombing

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Orde steps down as North police chief

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Policing Board to appoint Omagh bomb inquiry panel

Flanagan apologises to families of Omagh victims

Former RUC and PSNI chief constable Ronnie Flanagan has publicly apologised for the first time to the families of the victims of the Omagh bombing.

Thu, 24 Jan, 2008

PSNI to seek Sinn Féin help in Omagh bomb investigation

The PSNI is set to formally ask Sinn Féin to help catch those responsible for the Omagh bombing.

Fri, 09 Feb, 2007

Armagh man fails to have Omagh bomb charges dismissed

A Belfast court has rejected a defence bid to have murder charges relating to the Omagh bombing dismissed.

Fri, 19 Aug, 2005

Anger as judge rules Real IRA not illegal

OUTRAGED Omagh bomb victims last night hit out at a judge’s ruling that the terror group behind the atrocity were not an illegal organisation.

Thu, 27 May, 2004

Report into Omagh investigation exonerates gardaí

The Nally Report into the garda investigation of the Omagh bombing has exonerated the gardaí of any wrongdoing in the run-up to the 1998 Real IRA attack.

Wed, 17 Dec, 2003

Derry car bomb plot - four are quizzed

Four men were being questioned tonight by detectives on either side of the border about a huge car bomb seized in Derry.

Mon, 16 Jun, 2003

Dublin remembers the Dublin and Monaghan bombings

The families of victims who died in the Dublin and Monaghan bombings will gather for a memorial ceremony in the capital today at 11:30am.

Sat, 17 May, 2003

One step closer to justice, say Omagh relatives

RELATIVES of those killed in the Omagh bomb said yesterday they had moved one step closer to justice following the serving of writs on men they claim were involved in the attack.

Sat, 27 Jul, 2002

Flanagan rejects Omagh families' request

Ronnie Flanagan, the chief constable of the North’s police force, has rejected renewed calls for the appointment of an independent investigator to lead to the inquiry into the Omagh bombing.

Wed, 20 Feb, 2002