Thirty years later, and counting

TODAY is the 30th anniversary of Ireland’s biggest atrocity — the Dublin and Monaghan bombings.

Thirty years later, and counting

Although the Barron report on the bombings still leaves many questions unanswered, the issues which have been raised in it demonstrate the need for a full public inquiry.

The Taoiseach at the time, Mr Cosgrave, and the then Minister for Justice Mr Cooney, must take responsibility for the failure of the State to launch a full and thorough investigation into these horrific events and for neglecting to ensure that those responsible were brought to justice.

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