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Acquittal call as Omagh bomb trial ends

The Omagh bomb trial ended today with a call to the judge to acquit the accused.

Acquittal call as Omagh bomb trial ends

Wed, 17 Jan, 2007 - 13:20

The Omagh bomb trial ended today with a call to the judge to acquit the accused.

After hearing evidence for 56 days on the 56 charges against Sean Hoey, Mr Justice Weir retired to consider his verdict.

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