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Keep 'public accountability' in mind on anonymity bids, Omagh bomb inquiry urged

Families urged the inquiry to weigh accountability as police seek anonymity for former officers and the PSNI cites a substantial terror threat.

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The inquiry heard applications on behalf of the PSNI in relation to anonymity for serving and former police officers who may be called to give evidence.

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Keep 'public accountability' in mind on anonymity bids, Omagh bomb inquiry urged

The inquiry heard applications on behalf of the PSNI in relation to anonymity for serving and former police officers who may be called to give evidence.

·Belfast, United Kingdom
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Keep ‘public accountability’ in mind on anonymity bids, Omagh bomb inquiry urged

The chairman of the inquiry into the Omagh bombing has been urged to keep “public accountability” in mind as legal arguments were heard in relation to the anonymity of former police officers.

·Portadown, United Kingdom
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NewsLetter UK broke the news in Portadown, United Kingdom on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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