The Omagh Bombing

Stanley McCombe, whose wife Ann was one of those who died in the bombing, says families had "no meetings with the Republic in over two years".

A co-operation arrangement will allow the Omagh Bombing Inquiry access to material held by the Irish government.

The Omagh bombing public inquiry has been hearing tributes to those killed in the 1998 Real IRA car bomb.

The final day of this phase of the inquiry into the 1998 bombing in Omagh, County Tyrone, concludes.

Supt Norman Haslett says the death of a 12-year-old Spanish boy in the Omagh bomb had "the most profound" effect on him.

Victor Barker says his 12-year-old son James, who was killed in the Omagh bomb, was robbed of his bright and happy future.

Jim Sharkey, who ran a newsagent shop in the County Tyrone town, was among those speaking at the inquiry into the 1998 bombing.

Garry McGillion rescued his infant niece from the rubble of the bomb but later learned she had died.