Micheál Martin is being pressed on whether a public inquiry will be held into the Creeslough explosion. According to reports, the Taoiseach responds to questions during Leaders’ Questions, where he faces calls to provide clarity on the scope and timing of any inquiry. The coverage also says Martin indicates he will meet the families of those killed and injured in the disaster. Reports present the issue as ongoing political scrutiny, with lawmakers seeking assurances and further action following the tragedy. While the outlets agree on the focus of the questioning and Martin’s intention to meet affected families, they do not add further detail on the specific form of any inquiry or whether it has already been authorised. The matter remains under discussion in the Dáil as Martin addresses concerns from across the political spectrum about accountability and the next steps after the explosion.