Relatives of bombing victims relieved over inquest date

RELATIVES of 33 people murdered in the Dublin and Monaghan bombings are relieved a date has been set for the inquests into their deaths and that they are due to finish before the 30th anniversary of the atrocities.

Dublin City Coroner Brian Farrell will hear the inquests over two-weeks at the end of April.

Secretary of the Justice for the Forgotten group Margaret Irwin said: “Obviously we are anxious to get the inquests moving on. It’s a relief to have a date.”