Casting light on blasts that has shadowed hundreds of lives

Political Editor Harry McGee reports on the Oireachtas report on the Dublin/Monaghan bombings.

In five weeks' time, it will be 20 years since loyalist bombs ripped through Dublin city centre and the town of Monaghan claiming 34 lives and casting a wretched shadow over the lives of hundreds of injured victims and relatives.

Down through those years, a small and determined group of relatives and victims have campaigned relentlessly more often than not met by the stony silence of authorities for justice.

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