Leading suspects in a case that sent shock waves around the world

LAWYERS acting for Omagh bomb relatives served writs on five men they suspect of having planned and carried out the Omagh bomb.

Leading suspects in a case that sent shock waves around the world
Sat, 27 Jul, 2002 - 01:00
Dan McGinn

Writs were yesterday served on:

MICHAEL McKEVITT

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