Creeslough Families Meet Minister

0:00That wraps Europe news today, brought to you with AI, I'm Coring with the story. Families of the 10 people killed in the Kreislau explosion back on October 7, 2022 are finally getting a sit-down with Ireland's Justice Minister Jimmol Callahan. The blast at that Apple Green Service Station in County Donagall left a huge scar, and these relatives have been pressing for straight answers on what? Went wrong. They first crossed paths with the minister last December during his Donagall visit, where he promised this bigger meeting. Now a delegation from victims loved ones heads to Dublin in the coming weeks to hash things out. One bereaved mom spoke for many, saying they've waited long enough and appreciate the ministers stepping up. She highlighted how folks can't heal without clarity, and this feels like real progress after constant pushing. On the table, the ministers take on launching a public inquiry plus the latest on the Garter probe. A primary file hit the director of Public Prosecutions Office on September 29, 2025, with

1:02another dropping soon. The minister insists Justice comes first through the courts once the investigation wraps, but he's open to an inquiry if gaps remain. This meeting could unlock those lingering questions and start closing wounds for everyone touched by Kreislau.