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An eerie silence fell over Dublin today as more than 5,000 men, women and children weaved through the city in solidarity with the victims of abuse in church-run institutions.

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A man whose son was among the 29 who died in the Omagh bombing has said that the perpetrators would now blame police for the loss of life.

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