The infamous Omagh bombing had only happened 14 days prior to this news report. It features relatives of some of who had been killed, meeting in the town centre for a demonstration urging politicians for a genuine agreement for peace.
Michael Gallagher, who lost his son in the incident, speaks of how "many party leaders came to my house and told me how sorry they were" however, he puts forward, that "if you really are as sorry as you say, do something about this".
The organiser of the rally - Geraldine Keys - speaks of how, despite the poor turnout, they are not disheartened and have received support from others who were unable to make the event.