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the lamilies wanted this to all the families wanted this to happen but the families who did took the government to court to egafi: \wer court ? 5:5:— ,, ~ , ”w egafi: \wer court to 5:5:— ,, ~ , ”w try to get them to call an get them to call an if? tee set. thcm tee gelled the if? tee est. thcm tee gelled inquiry. the court case went on for eight years culminating in thejudgment in 2021 for eight years culminating in the judgment in 2021 where a judge said it was plausible at least that the bombing could have been prevented. 0ne least that the bombing could have been prevented. one of the key question is the inquiry the case will be looking at is whether the security services, the police, could have pieced together if you like intelligence information which would have eventually resulted in them being able to stop the 5151354351: 75771717 to £9337: 1;;j ,. 1457 ., bombers from placing that bomb in 0magh. at everyone involved at this inquiry has been very clear that they blame the primary responsibility for what happened, that lies solely with
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the real ira paramilitaries who planted that bomb, but it is about lessons being learned as opposed to apportioning blame. the inquiry is beginning over the next few weeks at a particularly poignant, personal and harrowing way because the focus will be very much on the victims, we will hear what are called pen portraits, essentially profiles read out in court of the people who were killed to put on record the sort of people they work and the sense of loss felt by their families, so it will set the tone for what comes after that, the examination, if you like, the examination, if you like, the questions of how intelligence was handled, how the police and other security forces went about investigating the 0magh bombing. that will come later in the year but for the first few weeks we will hear pen portraits, starting today with pen portraits of two spanish tourists killed in the
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first, to commemorate publicly each person killed in the bombing in a way that is consistent with the views of the bereaved family concerns. this will take the form of pen portraits to explain who each person who died was in life, to recognise their individuality and allow family members to set out the impact
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and heard in public. well—being. when they decide whether to remain. we are all present in this room and beyond watching remotely that we will give what is sometimes referred to as a trigger warning when we move to that stage of the opening address. it will probably be after a short break. before we start to hear the pen we
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