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Omagh to feature in new film

Two Dublin production companies, Tiger Aspect and Hell's Kitchen, are about to start shooting a feature film based on the row between the-then RUC and the Northern Ireland Police Ombudsman in the aftermath of the 1998 Omagh bombing.

Wed, 19 Nov, 2003 - 13:42

Two Dublin production companies, Tiger Aspect and Hell's Kitchen, are about to start shooting a feature film based on the row between the-then RUC and the Northern Ireland Police Ombudsman in the aftermath of the 1998 Omagh bombing.

The Omagh Support and Self-Help Group has given the film their backing.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: Omagh Person: Greengrass Person: Ed 'Magdalene Person: Guiney Person: Gerry McSorley Person: Michael Gallagher Event: 1998 Omagh bombing Organisation: Tiger Aspect Organisation: RUC Organisation: Northern Ireland Police Ombudsman Organisation: Northern Ireland Police Organisation: Omagh Support and Self-Help Group

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