document: New Omagh attack '' `` a double insult '' '' A man whose son died in the Omagh bombing of 1998 has branded the latest murderous attack in the town a '' `` double insult '' '' . Michael Gallagher lost his 21-year-old son Aidan in the dissident republican Real IRA blast which killed 29 people , including a woman pregnant with twins . He has condemned the killing in the Co Tyrone town of a young policeman and said the decision to once again target Omagh would revive horrific memories . '' `` This is a double insult , '' '' he said . '' `` Omagh will be a very sad place . '' `` They have changed an entire family and family circle forever . That is the reality of what has happened here . '' `` I feel a lot of anger that another young life has been stolen , and that this has happened again in our town . '' '' Mr Gallagher said the latest loss of life in Omagh only served to underline the need for stronger action to tackle dissident republican violence . He said of the latest murder : '' `` I heard the news shortly after it happened . I felt anger , because we have campaigned for people responsible for these kind of attacks to be brought to justice . '' `` There is just anger that I know these groups have gone on to murder someone else . Anger that they murdered 31 people in Omagh , including two unborn twins . '' `` There is anger that the authorities on both sides of the border seem incapable of reeling them in . '' ''
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