Northern Ireland

Sister of Omagh victim ‘lives with guilt’ because she survived attack

Nicola Marlow was with her older sister Jolene when the Real IRA bomb exploded in the Co Tyrone town.

Jolene Marlow (pictured), 17, was one of the victims of the Omagh bombing. Her sister Nicola told the Omagh Bombing Inquiry she had suffered life-changing injuries in the blast — Jolene Marlow (pictured), 17, was one of the victims of the Omagh bombing. Her sister Nicola told the Omagh Bombing Inquiry she had suffered life-changing injuries in the blast (Omagh Bombing Inquiry/PA)

By Jonathan McCambridge, PA

February 11, 2025 at 3:36pm GMT

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