Charges against Omagh bombing suspect to be dropped

Unrelated charges against a man accused of making the Omagh bomb are expected to be dropped after a prosecutor admitted to gaps in the evidence.

Charges against Omagh bombing suspect to be dropped
Tue, 19 Dec, 2006 - 14:44

Unrelated charges against a man accused of making the Omagh bomb are expected to be dropped after a prosecutor admitted to gaps in the evidence.

Some Real IRA explosive charges relating to the 1998 bombing of Banbridge, Co Down, and a device discovered on the Blackwatertown Road, Armagh, against Sean Hoey, 37, are likely to be dismissed.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: OmaghPlace: Banbridge, Co DownPlace: Blackwatertown Road, ArmaghPlace: Blackwatertown RoadPlace: BanbridgePlace: Altmore forestPlace: Co TyronePlace: JonesboroughPerson: Sean HoeyPerson: HoeyPerson: QCPerson: Gordon KerrPerson: JusticePerson: WeirPerson: KerrPerson: Orlando PownallEvent: Blackwatertown bombOrganisation: Belfast Crown CourtOrganisation: Crown
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