Flanagan says rift can be resolved

Ronnie Flanagan has expressed regret at comments he made after the publication of the police ombudsman's report into the Omagh bombing.

Fri, 14 Dec, 2001 - 12:37

Ronnie Flanagan has expressed regret at comments he made after the publication of the police ombudsman's report into the Omagh bombing.

The Omagh atrocity killed 31 people.

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