Omagh victims meet US consul in website battle

Omagh bomb victims will today urge the US government to help them shut down a website linked to the terror group behind the atrocity.

Thu, 11 May, 2006 - 08:51

Omagh bomb victims will today urge the US government to help them shut down a website linked to the terror group behind the atrocity.

Relatives of some of those murdered in the Real IRA massacre are meeting the US Consul General in Belfast, Dean Pittman.

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