The Omagh bombing - 13 years on
The Omagh bombing - 13 years on
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On 15 August 1998 a car bomb detonated in Omagh took the lives of 29 people and injured more than 220 others. Described as Northern Ireland's worst single terrorist atrocity, the Omagh bombing sparked international and local revulsion.13 years on, we take a look at some of the defining moments of Ireland's long-standing Troubles.
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