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Although few have forgotten the bombings of Birmingham, Guildford, Enniskillen and Deal during the 70 s, the Remberance Day attrocity in Enniskillen, let alone the tragedy of Omagh in the summer of 98, few remember the Dublin and Monaghan bombings, events which claimed more lives than Birmingham, Guildford or Omagh. The victims of that tragic day are now virtually forgotten by all but their relatives and friends. In fact, since then, these victims were remembered oly once - in a public ceremony sixteen years after the event in 1990. This was organised by two old age pensioners from Dublin, Kevin Walsh and John Rogers and at their own expense. The Irish State not only failed to remember the victims of this tragic day, but has also failed to pursue inquires and appears to be unconcerned that the largest crime in the history of the State still remains unsolved.