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Woman who lost foot at 20 in Omagh bombing recalls 'worst day of our lives'

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A woman who suffered horrific injuries in the Omagh bombing has told of the moment she realised the blast had severed her left foot. Suzanne Travis told the Omagh Bombing Inquiry that shrapnel embedded in her leg from the 1998 Real IRA explosion will finally be removed later this month. PASuzanne Travis said: ‘I was only 20 and life as I knew it had disappeared’[/caption] PASuzanne had travelled with her mother into the town centre to buy her pl…
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Woman who lost foot at 20 in Omagh bombing recalls 'worst day of our lives'

A woman who suffered horrific injuries in the Omagh bombing has told of the moment she realised the blast had severed her left foot. Suzanne Travis told the Omagh Bombing Inquiry that shrapnel embedded in her leg from the 1998 Real IRA explosion will finally be removed later this month. PASuzanne Travis said: ‘I was only 20 and life as I knew it had disappeared’[/caption] PASuzanne had travelled with her mother into the town centre to buy her pl…

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Woman tells inquiry of moment her foot was blown off by Omagh bomb

Suzanne Travis was a 20-year-old student when the Real IRA bomb exploded in 1998. A woman who suffered horrific injuries in the Omagh bombing has told of the moment she realised the blast had severed her left foot. Suzanne Travis told the Omagh Bombing Inquiry that shrapnel embedded in her leg from the 1998 Real IRA explosion will finally be removed later this month. Ms Travis told the inquiry that not a day has passed since then when she is not…

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Irish Govt must begin inquiry into Omagh bomb - O’Loan - The Irish Catholic

The former Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland has called on the Irish Government to establish its own inquiry into the Omagh bombing to create a clear picture of the tragedy. Baroness Nuala O’Loan investigated the August 15, 1998 incident in which 29 people and two unborn children died, describing it as the “single worst terrorist incident since the start of The Troubles”. Following the beginning of the substantive Omagh Bombing inquiry, esta…

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The Irish Catholic broke the news in on Thursday, February 13, 2025.
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