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Families of the ten victims of the Creeslough explosion are demanding a public inquiry, arguing that a criminal investigation alone won’t bring closure. The mother of a 14-year-old girl killed in the blast is meeting with the Taoiseach, urging him to commit to an independent probe. While officials say running both investigations simultaneously is logistically tough, families insist they need answers — and point to past successful dual inquiries. For them, without a public inquiry, there’s no path forward.

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