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Omagh Bomb Inquiry

Early day motion 1104, tabled 22 April 2025 by Jim Allister (Traditional Unionist Voice). Signed by 5 members.

That this House notes that the Omagh Bomb Inquiry will examine only alleged failings in respect of agencies in the United Kingdom; regrets that there is no parallel inquiry established by the Dublin Government to investigate failings within that state, having regard to the fact the bomb was constructed in the Republic of Ireland and conveyed to Omagh by terrorists from within that state; and further notes with disapproval that the Memorandum of Understanding between the Chairman of the Omagh Bomb Inquiry and the Government of the Republic of Ireland does not ensure compellability of personnel from the Republic nor assure transparency in the handling of any evidence if produced from the Republic.

Signatures by party: DUP 2, Independent 1, Traditional Unionist Voice 1, UUP 1.