Bombings inquest: Families tell their stories

A man who survived the First World War could not survive a stroll down the street in his own city, the inquest into the Dublin and Monaghan bombings heard today.

A man who survived the First World War could not survive a stroll down the street in his own city, the inquest into the Dublin and Monaghan bombings heard today.

Peggy Watchford, the grandniece of John Dargle, told the hearing into the deaths of 34 people that her uncle was bombed into oblivion during the 1974 attacks.

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