Charlie Flanagan questioned whether all key information held in the Republic of Ireland would be made available to the UK inquiry into the bombing.
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Former cabinet minister voices concern over lack of parallel Omagh inquiryCharlie Flanagan predicted that vital intelligence information held by the Republic of Ireland may not be made available to ...
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‘Major conflict’ looms as poll shows public back opposition over Dáil speaking rights rowFurther chaotic scenes loom in Leinster House this week over Dáil speaking time as a new Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks ...
A former minister for justice and minister for foreign affairs has said he fears vital evidence may not be available to a UK ...
A raft of new faces, and some familiar ones, have been appointed as special advisers across the government departments ...
Opposition parties have written to the Taoiseach to criticise ‘preposterous’ proposals to resolve a row over how speaking ...
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