Bombing justice group seeking wider-ranging inquiry

Today marks the 27th anniversary of the Dublin and Monaghan bombings, when - on May 17 1974 - 33 people died and hundreds more were injured and maimed in the attacks on Dublin and Monaghan pubs.

Bombing justice group seeking wider-ranging inquiry
Thu, 17 May, 2001 - 09:05

Today marks the 27th anniversary of the Dublin and Monaghan bombings, when - on May 17 1974 - 33 people died and hundreds more were injured and maimed in the attacks on Dublin and Monaghan pubs.

A report into the bombings is due to be completed by September.

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