A MAN cleared of taking part in the Omagh bomb has said there needs to be a public inquiry into the Real IRA attack which claimed the lives of 29 people. Seamus Daly was speaking after the case against him collapsed this week. In his first interview, the south Armagh man described the devastating explosion as a "tragedy" and said it "should never have happened." Twenty-nine people, and unborn twins, died when the republican group set off a bomb in the Co Tyrone market town in August 1998. The father-of-three, who denied having any involvement in the bomb attack,[...]