Micheal Martin lays wreath at Dublin monument to mark 1974 bombings

The transcript reflects on the unresolved search for truth and justice, particularly for families affected by violence from the late 60s to the peace process. It highlights opposition to the British government's Legacy Bill and stresses the importance of centering victims and their families in governmental actions. The remembrance of past atrocities is emphasized as crucial for future generations, urging a commitment to doing right by the families of victims.

What event is referred to as having changed the world for many families 49 years ago?

In what way does the speaker suggest we should channel the sense of loss experienced by families?