Omagh victim’s father criticises Government

A RELATIVE of one of the Omagh bomb victims has questioned why no one has been charged here with direct involvement in the 1998 atrocity.

Michael Gallagher, whose son Aiden died in the bombing, has accused the Irish Government of not putting enough effort into pursuing the killers.

Mr Gallagher spoke as a Belfast court ruled that a 36-year-old Armagh man should be committed for trial on charges of masterminding the slaughter that killed 29 people, including a woman expecting twins.