New inquiry sought into Dublin and Monaghan bombings

Relatives of those killed and injured in the Dublin and Monaghan bombings have called for a 'Bloody Sunday-style' public inquiry to uncover the truth about the attacks which killed 33 civilians in 1974.

32-year-old Edward O’Neill, whose father was killed in one of the Dublin blasts, said he has lost faith in the current inquiry set up by the Government to investigate the atrocities, which led to the largest loss of life in any single day of the Troubles.