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The Omagh bombing inquiry resumes on Sept. 21, focusing on the bomb’s construction, warnings, and aftermath, delayed six months due to evidence delays from Ireland.
The Omagh Bombing Inquiry, examining the 1998 Real IRA attack that killed 29 people, will begin its next phase on September 21, six months behind schedule.
Lead counsel Paul Greaney KC cited delays in receiving critical evidence from the Republic of Ireland, particularly from An Garda Siochana, which is being disclosed on a rolling basis and expected to be fully provided by June.
Despite challenges accessing sensitive documents due to security restrictions and the unavailability of secure terminals in Northern Ireland, the inquiry has processed over 20,000 pages and increased resources to mitigate delays.
The upcoming Chapter 3 hearings will focus on the bomb’s construction, warning calls, claims of responsibility, arrests, and court proceedings.
La investigación del atentado de Omagh se reanuda el 21 de septiembre, centrándose en la construcción de la bomba, las advertencias y las secuelas, retrasadas seis meses debido a los retrasos en las pruebas de Irlanda.