Omagh bomb: Memorial service will mark 25th anniversary
Twenty-nine people died in August 1998 in the single biggest atrocity of the Northern Ireland Troubles.
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Twenty-nine people died in August 1998 in the single biggest atrocity of the Northern Ireland Troubles.
The father of victim Aiden Gallagher believes ‘the Irish Government should have its own independent inquiry’
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Tucked just off Market Street, the office of the Omagh Support & Self Help Group is less than half a mile from the spot at its junction with the Dublin Road where a Real IRA car bomb ripped the town apart on August 15, 1998.