Durkan: Police Board should not deal with Omagh report

The North’s Deputy First Minister, Mark Durkan, says the Police Board should not be allowed deal with the controversial report on the Omagh bombing.

Durkan: Police Board should not deal with Omagh report
Sat, 15 Dec, 2001 - 16:28

The North’s Deputy First Minister, Mark Durkan, says the Police Board should not be allowed deal with the controversial report on the Omagh bombing.

The Ombudsman's findings, which were released on Wednesday, severely criticised RUC Chief Constable Ronnie Flanagan.

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