August 15, 1998 (June 24) Tiger years, the Omagh car bomb explosion.



Northern Ireland Omagh bombings scene. Information is incorrect, the police, to lead the people to evacuate, but close the explosion site
Northern Ireland the central town of Omagh city center on August 15, 1998 a car bomb explosion incident. This is the most serious violence since 1979, the Irish Republican Army killed 13 British soldiers in Northern Ireland, resulting in 28 deaths, hundreds of people were injured. Bombings is a self-proclaimed "Real IRA" terrorist organization as the organization has been publicly spoke out against the Northern Ireland peace agreement was signed on April 10, 1998. The explosion occurred 40 minutes ago, the police received a warning call, but the information is incorrect, resulting in many people in the evacuation but near the site of the explosion. Adams, leader of Sinn Fein, the Irish Republican Army's political organization, severely condemned the bombings. The day after the British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern announced after talks in Belfast, will make every effort to join forces to find the perpetrators. the
British Deputy Prime Minister Tony Trask (middle) visits the disaster area, condemned the terrorist action