Relatives of the Omagh bomb victims will tomorrow hold talks with Northern Ireland Secretary of State Owen Paterson on a new report they commissioned into the atrocity.

New evidence on the Omagh bombing has emerged to strengthen calls for an international inquiry into the atrocity, bereaved families have said.

Pressure is growing today for a public inquiry into the Omagh bombing after it was claimed British intelligence chiefs recorded the bombers mobile phone calls on the day of the attack.

Church leaders in Omagh have reversed their decision to stay away from a 10th anniversary service for victims of the bomb, it emerged today.

The Omagh bombing was the greatest single atrocity in the North.

A planned memorial to victims of the Omagh bomb atrocity was hit by a new row today.

FAMILIES of victims killed in the Omagh Bombing last night called on the Irish Government to launch a full cross-Border public inquiry into the atrocity.

Omagh bomb victims today called for talks with the North’s Chief Constable over revelations that anti-terrorism intelligence was withheld before the atrocity.

The North’s recently appointed Victims Commissioner today had talks with the relatives of those killed and injured in the Omagh bomb.

A number of key suspects in the Omagh bombing have never been interviewed by police, it was claimed today.

Labour Party TD Joe Costello has called on the Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, to meet with the families of the victims of the 1998 Omagh bombing to discuss their upcoming court case.