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Families will be ‘disappointed’ Garda officers will not give evidence in person

  • Posted on September 21, 2026
  • By Evening Standard
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  • 1 min read
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The Omagh Bombing Inquiry faces significant limitations as Garda officers will not testify in person, disappointing families seeking justice. Lead counsel Paul Greaney KC emphasized that Ireland has made substantial documentary disclosures to support the investigation. This development highlights challenges in cross-border criminal inquiries, where jurisdictional constraints impact witness participation and evidence presentation in high-profile cases involving loss of life.

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Families will be ‘disappointed’ Garda officers will not give evidence in person
Families will be ‘disappointed’ Garda officers will not give evidence in person

Lead counsel to the Omagh Bombing Inquiry Paul Greaney KC said there ‘should be no doubt’ that Ireland has provided substantial disclosure.
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Evening Standard

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