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Families Will Be ‘Disappointed’ Garda Officers Will Not Give Evidence in Person
The inquiry has obtained 756 documents and 42,458 pages from Ireland, but witness questioning will happen through depositions in the Republic of Ireland.
Summary by The Independent
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Omagh bombing families will be “disappointed” if Irish Government refuses to allow officials to testify
Families of Omagh bombing victims will be “disappointed” the Irish Government has not allowed Garda officers or state officials to give evidence in Belfast about the 1998 atrocity, a public inquiry has heard.
·Portadown, United Kingdom
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Families will be ‘disappointed’ Garda officers will not give evidence in person
Lead counsel to the Omagh Bombing Inquiry Paul Greaney KC said there ‘should be no doubt’ that Ireland has provided substantial disclosure.
·London, United Kingdom
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