Omagh: Murphy release delayed

Colm Murphy, whose conviction for an offence connected with the Omagh bombing in 1998 was quashed by the Court of Criminal Appeal last week, remained in custody today after a technical hitch held up his expected release on bail.

Omagh: Murphy release delayed
Wed, 26 Jan, 2005 - 12:01
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Colm Murphy, whose conviction for an offence connected with the Omagh bombing in 1998 was quashed by the Court of Criminal Appeal last week, remained in custody today after a technical hitch held up his expected release on bail.

Murphy will have to go to the Court of Criminal Appeal on Friday for new bail conditions before he can be released.

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