Ten lives lost in the Creeslough explosion are still shrouded in mystery, as families demand answers and push for a statutory inquiry if current investigations stall. The Taoiseach met with grieving relatives, listened to their pain, and affirmed support for the ongoing probe — while a Health and Safety Authority report looms as a potential turning point. With no charges filed yet, police have submitted a second investigative file, and a court-approved halt on rebuilding at the site offers a small measure of respect for the victims. As the community endures unimaginable loss — including children as young as five — their relentless pursuit of truth and justice underscores a powerful call for accountability and prevention.
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