Omagh bomb accused in bid to halt case

The man accused of the Omagh bomb murders will attempt to have the case against him halted, it emerged today.

Thu, 19 May, 2005 - 12:21

The man accused of the Omagh bomb murders will attempt to have the case against him halted, it emerged today.

Electrician Sean Gerard Hoey, 35, from South Armagh, is due to face a total of 61 new charges when he appears in person at court in Northern Ireland in seven days.

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Courts Omagh bombing trial Place: Omagh Place: South Armagh Place: Northern Ireland Place: Jonesborough Person: Sean Gerard Hoey Person: Peter Corrigan Person: Hoey Person: the Person: Director of Public Prosecutions Person: Corrigan Event: bomb murders Event: bomb Event: 1998 Real IRA no-Organisation: Craigavon Magistrates’ Court

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