Co Louth man denies Omagh bomb charges

A 49-year-old Co Louth man has pleaded not guilty to two charges connected with the Omagh bombing in August 1998.

Co Louth man denies Omagh bomb charges
Fri, 12 Oct, 2001 - 14:06

A 49-year-old Co Louth man has pleaded not guilty to two charges connected with the Omagh bombing in August 1998.

Colm Murphy, a builder and publican from Jordan’s Corner, Ravensdale, Dundalk, is charged with conspiring to cause an explosion and with membership of an illegal organisation.

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