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Families of victims of Dublin-Monaghan bombs remain 'firm in quest for justice'

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Dublin Monaghan Bombings News

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Ireland’s Justice Minister said the anniversary of the atrocity on Friday brought a new determination to find out what happened on May 17, 1974

The families of victims of the Dublin and Monaghan bombings remain firm in their quest for justice 50 years on, Helen McEntee has said.

READ MORE - 'Like Stardust victims, those who died in the Dublin and Monaghan bombings have been let down by their country' She added: "50 years have passed since that dreadful day on the streets of Dublin city centre and Monaghan town. Ms McEntee added: "The survivors and the families of the victims remain firm in their quest for justice and for information about what happened to their loved ones.

 

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