Omagh Bombing Inquiry to resume hearings on November 9
THE Omagh Bombing Inquiry will resume oral evidence on Monday, November 9, as it enters the fifth and final week of hearings for Chapter Three.
THE Omagh Bombing Inquiry will resume oral evidence on Monday, November 9, as it enters the fifth and final week of hearings for Chapter Three.
Proceedings will take place at the Inquiry’s Hearing Centre at Bradford Court in Belfast, with evidence due to be heard in relation to Parts Seven to Ten of Chapter Three.
The Inquiry has so far heard evidence covering Parts One to Seven, with hearings taking place throughout September and October.
Transcripts of evidence already heard are available on the Inquiry’s official website, alongside daily hearing records.
The witness timetable for the final week is due to be updated on Friday, November 6, providing details of those scheduled to give evidence.
Members of the public can also access guidance on attending hearings in person at Bradford Court through the Inquiry’s website.
The Inquiry is examining the circumstances surrounding the Omagh bombing on August 15, 1998, when a Real IRA bomb killed 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins, in one of the deadliest atrocities of the Troubles.