TODAY MARKS 15 years since a bomb detonated in Omagh town, Co Tyrone killing 29 people, including a pregnant women with twins.
Around 220 people were also injured in the attack.
The Real IRA planted the bomb in a parked car on Market Street in 1998, detonating at around 3.10pm.
Though many men have faced charges over the bomb, no one has ever been convicted.
Last week, familes and representatives from the British and Irish governments attended the inter-denominational service to remember the victims.
Relatives and Amnesty International have called for a cross-border public inquiry, as they that questions remain unanswered over the policing and intelligence gathering around the bombing.
Here is a look-back to 1998, the year of the disaster:
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