The Omagh bombing was a devastating attack that occurred four months after the Good Friday agreement in Northern Ireland, killing 29 people, including Aiden Gallagher. Michael Gallagher has spent the last two decades seeking justice for his son and advocating for a public inquiry to investigate whether the authorities could have prevented the tragedy. While the Real IRA claimed responsibility, no one has been convicted. After years of campaigns, a public inquiry is set to begin, allowing families and survivors to voice their experiences and seek answers about the attack.
The Omagh bombing, carried out amidst hopes for peace, remains a haunting reminder of the violent past, with a search for justice continuing over two decades later.
Michael Gallagher’s relentless pursuit for justice following the death of his son in the Omagh bombing demonstrates the enduring impact of the Troubles on Northern Irish families.
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