Omagh bomb police chief to meet victims' families

The new head of the Omagh bomb investigation is to face tough questions from victims’ relatives when he meets them for the first time next week.

Omagh bomb police chief to meet victims' families
Tue, 09 Jul, 2002 - 20:24

The new head of the Omagh bomb investigation is to face tough questions from victims’ relatives when he meets them for the first time next week.

With families still £300,000 (€467,000) short of the £1.5m (€2.3m) needed to pay for a legal action against the men they blame for the atrocity, talks are to take place on the fresh investigation.

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