Police given go-ahead to challenge Omagh report

Police representatives were today given the go-ahead to challenge Northern Ireland police Ombudsman Nuala O’Loan’s devastating report of the investigation into the Omagh bomb atrocity.

Police given go-ahead to challenge Omagh report
Thu, 21 Mar, 2002 - 17:09

Police representatives were today given the go-ahead to challenge Northern Ireland police Ombudsman Nuala O’Loan’s devastating report of the investigation into the Omagh bomb atrocity.

A judge at the High Court in Belfast, Mr Justice Kerr, granted leave for the Police Association to apply for a judicial review.

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