Kevin Skelton, the husband of an Omagh bombing victim, says he is “finished” with the Omagh Bombing Inquiry after reviewing evidence he says was provided by An Garda Síochána. He argues that the investigation has not delivered the information and cooperation he expects.
Reporting from multiple outlets links his decision to dissatisfaction with how Garda material is handled and presented within the inquiry. The sources note his accusation that the Irish Government is not cooperating with the process, framing his withdrawal as a response to the conduct of the evidence phase.
While the accounts share the same core development—Skelton’s stated exit after Garda evidence—the emphasis varies. Some coverage focuses on his criticism of cooperation and the inquiry process, while other reporting centers on his decision to end his involvement rather than providing additional new details about specific exhibits or findings. The common thread across the articles is that his remarks follow his assessment of Garda evidence within the inquiry.
