The first public hearing of the independent statutory inquiry into the Omagh bombing took place last week.
The inquiry, ordered by Northern Ireland secretary of state, Chris Heaton-Harris, followed a legal challenge by a bereaved family.
Some 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins, were killed. Additionally, scores of others were injured in the 1998 atrocity carried out by dissident republican group the Real IRA.
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Eoghan Murphy has been speaking to Ken Murray, who is Irelands correspondent for Euro News.
