Families of Omagh bomb victims have pledged to stick with their marathon legal battle after two men successfully appealed a high court ruling that had found them responsible for the 1998 outrage.

Two men have successfully appealed against a High Court ruling that held them responsible for the Omagh bombing today, but two others had their appeals dismissed.

Those who left explosives in a busy street in the North have the same recklessness as the Omagh bombers, Chief Constable Matt Baggott said today.

The failure to successfully prosecute those behind the Omagh bomb might have contributed to this week’s security force deaths in the North, it was claimed today.

GARDAÍ who investigated the 1998 Real IRA bombing in Omagh will not testify in a civil action by relatives of those who died.

An electrician accused of murdering 29 people in the Omagh bomb massacre was refused bail today over fears he may flee south.

Lawyers for a man accused of murdering 29 people in the Omagh bomb massacre today launched a new bid to have the case against him halted.

The Provisional IRA emerged from the back streets of Belfast and Derry to become one of the most effective and ruthless killing machines in post-war Europe.

A father whose son was killed by the Omagh bomb tonight called on Sinn Féin to fully cooperate with investigations into the atrocity.

Omagh bomb inquiry detectives are today questioning a man about serious terrorist offences.

A man was today being questioned about more than 150 hoax bomb alerts in Omagh since the Real IRA atrocity which claimed 29 lives.

Gardai have arrested another man as part of their investigations into the Omagh bombing.

The defence team of a man charged in connection with the Omagh bombing today disputed the authenticity of notes taken by detectives during their questioning of the accused.