Omagh Compensation Agency faces further criticism

The father of a second victim of the Omagh bomb has criticised the Compensation Agency for the way it treated people injured in the 1998 attack.

Omagh Compensation Agency faces further criticism
Tue, 27 Aug, 2002 - 09:06

The father of a second victim of the Omagh bomb has criticised the Compensation Agency for the way it treated people injured in the 1998 attack.

Kevin Skelton, whose wife died in Omagh, said his 16-year-old daughter was deeply upset at how compensation lawyers had treated her.

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