The family of a bus conductor killed in the 1972 Sackville Place bombings in Dublin will never rest until they discover the circumstances surrounding his death, his widow told his inquest today.

THE reported comment by Ms Monica Duffy-Campbell (whose husband Tom was murdered in the 1972 Dublin bombing) that the British and Irish governments engaged in “collusion” concerning the bombings comes as no surprise to the family of Garda Richard Fallon.

Relatives of the men who died in two loyalist bombings in Dublin in the early 1970s have criticised the Government's response to the attacks.

A widow who has waited over 30 years to find out who killed her husband in a series of bomb attacks is hoping today that a long-awaited report will help bring her closure.