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Tom Kelly: Paramilitaries and the state can't be allowed to block path to truth

Omagh bomb campaigners Michael Gallagher, pictured left, and Stanley McCombe on Campsie Street, Omagh, close to the site of the 1998 bombing. Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris has announced an independent statutory inquiry into the 1998 atrocity
Tom Kelly
AS most readers know this writer has never been a fan of the term 'The Troubles' to describe the period many in my generation grew up in and lived through. 'The Troubles' definition[...]

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