Hoey challenged over cross-border inquiry

The man cleared of the Omagh bomb was challenged today to fully co-operate with a cross border judicial inquiry into the atrocity.

The man cleared of the Omagh bomb was challenged today to fully co-operate with a cross border judicial inquiry into the atrocity.

Sean Hoey, 38, from Jonesborough, South Armagh, who was acquitted last month of the 29 murders at Omagh, said he supported calls by victims’ relatives for a north-south tribunal.

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