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Omagh bomb aftermath footage shown at public inquiry - Donegal News (opens the original)
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AUDIO footage from the harrowing moments after the Omagh bomb exploded on Market Street on August 15, 1998 has been played at the public inquiry into the atrocity. A number of photos of the devastation caused by the explosion – which claimed the lives of 31 people including a woman pregnant with twins – were also shown. The photos were taken sometime after the blast and did not show any of those killed or injured. The pictures included the wreckage of the maroon-colour Vauxhall Cavalier in which
Former Donegal star backs charity event for Tyrone mum - Donegal News (opens the original)
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FORMER Donegal GAA star Brendan Devenney is among those supporting a Tyrone mother battling an aggressive brain tumour. Tyrone legends Peter Canavan and Owen Mulligan and Armagh’s Benny Tierney will also be among those taking part in an ‘A Question of Sport’ quiz event at Canavan’s Bar and Restaurant on November 7, in aid of Christina McCusker. The 38-year-old mother-of-three was diagnosed with a Grade IV diffuse glioma with the H3K27M mutation in February. Christina, a devoted mother to Kylagh,
Donegal parents urged to protect babies against RSV - Donegal News (opens the original)
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PARENTS in Donegal are being urged to get their children vaccinated against Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) ahead of the winter. The Health Service Executive (HSE) and 2026-2027 RSV Infant Immunisation Programme is underway. Free RSV immunisation will be offered to eligible babies through maternity hospitals and participating GP practices, helping to protect them from serious illness caused by the virus, which can cause serious illness particularly in young babies. A HSE spokesperson said immu
Eyewitnesses trace Omagh bomb car journey before attack - Donegal News (opens the original)
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THE vehicle which carried the Omagh bomb to the town on August 15, 1998 was first caught on CCTV by the Campsie Filling Station and could have travelled past the courthouse before finally parking at Market Street. Key eye-witnesses have described seeing what is believed to have been the maroon-coloured Vauxhall Cavalier in the minutes after it arrived in the town around an hour before the 500llb exploded, killing 31 people, including a woman pregnant with twins. Evidence at the Omagh Bombing Inq
Witness may have seen Omagh bomb car day before attack - Donegal News (opens the original)
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AN EYE-WITNESS reported to police in the days after the 1998 Omagh Bomb atrocity she may have seen the car which carried the bomb to the town parked on Market Street 24 hours before the atrocity. Details of the movements of the maroon Vauxhall Cavalier are being studied in detail by the Omagh Bombing Inquiry. Chapter Three of the inquiry has been taking place in Belfast this week, and is due to continue until November. One woman said she was walking down Market Street towards Campsie at 4pm on t
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