8 November 2001: Britain's Zero Response >>>
The bereaved families and survivors of the Dublin and Monaghan Bombings 1974 are launching an intensive international campaign seeking immediate British co-operation with the Independent Commission of Inquiry into the bombings, as they fear that the Commission may be forced by Britain’s delay to compile its report without access to crucial information on the circumstances surrounding the bombings in which 33 people lost their lives.

23 May 2001: Family Services Support Centre >>>
Justice for the Forgotten welcomes the decision of the Government to provide funding for the establishment of a Family Service Support Centre. The Dublin and Monaghan families acknowledge this as the first tangible expression of support for the needs of the victims in the past 27 years.

20 January 2001: '72 & '73 Families unite with Justice For The Forgotten >>>
On Saturday January 20, the 28th anniversary of the 1973 Dublin bombing, the families of the victim of that atrocity and of the victims of the December 1, 1972 bombings, met with Justice for the Forgotten, the campaign seeking truth and justice for the victims of the Dublin and Monaghan bombings of May 17, 1974.