An Irish government minister said there was no new evidence to merit a public inquiry in the Republic.
On Wednesday, Peter Burke, Irish Minister for European Affairs and Defence, said a number of investigations had already been carried out in Ireland into the bombing.
"The Nally Report did not have the necessary powers to fully probe all matters and therefore many aspects remain to be inquired into. Mr McBurney added: "It is essential that the Irish government must reflect urgently on how disrespectful and unsatisfactory it is to ignore the obvious need, in tandem with a statutory inquiry in Northern Ireland, to properly investigate by public inquiry all matters outstanding as elucidated in the judgment of Lord Justice Horner.
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