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The car bomb went off at 3:10pm on Market Street, one of Omagh's busiest commercial streets
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Aerial view of the damage from the Omagh bombing
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A dad and his child pose next to the car packed with explosives moments before it went off. The camera was found in the rubble after the explosion
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Previously unseen picture of the blood soaked street in Omagh. The picture shows the shop outside where the car bomb exploded
Alan Lewis - Photopress Belfast 14/8/2008
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Scenes of the Omagh bomb devastation
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People running from the scene of the car bomb attack in Omagh
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Damage and rubble in the streets after the Omagh bombing
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Investigators searching cars. On the day of the attack, the car was loaded with more than 230kg (500lbs) of explosives
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IRA wall mural
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The car bomb, placed by the Real Irish Republican Army (RIRA) exploded, killing 31 people including unborn eight month term twins. More than 300 were injured
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the BBC called the Omagh bombing "Northern Ireland's worst single terrorist atrocity"
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In 2009, the families of those who were killed in the attack were awarded compensation after four IRA members were found guilty in a £14 million ($22 million) lawsuit
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The Omagh Memorial Garden is 300 meters away from the site of the incident. The mirrored monument has the victims' names etched
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