Two Omagh suspects challenge legal action

Two of the men suspected of carrying out the Omagh bomb outrage are challenging legal action against them, it emerged tonight.

Two Omagh suspects challenge legal action
Fri, 23 Aug, 2002 - 19:04

Two of the men suspected of carrying out the Omagh bomb outrage are challenging legal action against them, it emerged tonight.

Lawyers representing Liam Campbell and Michael McKevitt lodged papers with the Northern Ireland High Court in Belfast declaring their intention to defend themselves.

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