Creeslough Families Call for Public Inquiry into 2022 Explosion
Families of victims seek independent investigation as Garda probe continues into gas leak suspected in fatal Donegal blast.
- Seven of the ten victims' families have formally requested a public inquiry from the Irish Government.
- The explosion at Creeslough's Applegreen service station and nearby apartment block killed four men, three women, and three children.
- A gas leak is suspected as the central cause, but the official cause has not been confirmed.
- Solicitor Darragh Mackin argues that the Garda's criminal investigation cannot address broader issues of preventability.
- Irish Premier Simon Harris acknowledges significant questions remain and supports considering the families' request.