RIRA accused said British were behind Omagh, court hears

A man accused of membership of the Real IRA told detectives the British were behind the Omagh bombing, not the IRA, a court heard today.

A man accused of membership of the Real IRA told detectives the British were behind the Omagh bombing, not the IRA, a court heard today.

The Special Criminal Court heard Dominic Dynes (aged 32) said "That was the Brits wasn't it? It was a set up," when asked by Detective Sergeant Donal Prenty if he was aware the IRA was responsible for the 1998 blast, which killed 29 people.

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