Four years have passed since an explosion at a service station in Creeslough resulted in the deaths of ten individuals, including teenager Leona Harper. As the anniversary of the tragedy arrives, the families of those lost are expressing continued frustration over the lack of a final, comprehensive explanation regarding the cause of the blast.

Leona Harper’s father has publicly described the ongoing wait for information as a form of "torture and torment," highlighting the emotional toll that the lack of closure has taken on the victims' families. While investigations have been conducted in the years since the incident, the families maintain that they have not yet received the answers they need to understand how such a catastrophic event occurred.

The incident, which devastated the local community, remains a focal point for those affected who are calling for greater transparency and speed in the investigative process. The authorities have faced pressure to provide a definitive account of the events that led to the explosion, as the families continue to navigate the grief of their loss without the clarity they feel they are owed.