Omagh bomb inquiry first hearing begins

UK inquiry into 1998 Omagh bombing holds first hearing

LONDON - An independent inquiry into whether the deaths of 29 people in Omagh in 1998, the worst attack in decades of violence in Northern Ireland, could have been prevented held its first hearing on Tuesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Bereaved families express hope as they attend long-awaited Omagh bomb inquiry

Bereaved families gather for the first public hearing into the 1998 Omagh bomb inquiry, seeking answers and justice after 26 years

Omagh inquiry holds first hearing on killing of 29 in dissident republican car bombing

A long-awaited public inquiry into the 1998 Omagh car bombing in Northern Ireland, the worst atrocity of the so-called "Troubles" in the U.K. province, got underway with a minute's silence after a decades-long campaign.

First public hearing in Omagh bombing inquiry to take place today

The probe will examine whether the atrocity could reasonably have been prevented by UK authorities.

Preliminary hearing into Omagh bomb inquiry begins

The inquiry into the Omagh bomb is holding its first public hearing today.

Long-awaited Omagh bomb inquiry set for first public hearing

The inquiry will hear opening statements from chair Lord Turnbull and his counsel Paul Greaney KC during a sitting at the Strule Arts Centre in Omagh.