New evidence uncovered in Dublin/Monaghan bombings probe

The families of the victims killed in the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings are commemorating the loss of their loved ones on this, the 27th anniversary of their deaths.

Wreath-laying ceremonies are taking place in their honour at both sites of the atrocities, as the search continues for the truth of what happened on that fateful day.

Justice for the Forgotten's legal spokesperson Greg O'Neill said this afternoon that new evidence about the bombings, pointing to collusion between certain loyalist groups and British intelligence, has been passed to the Barron Inquiry.