Omagh bombing civil action to start

A civil legal action against those accused of plotting the most lethal bomb of the North's conflict begins tomorrow in Belfast.

Omagh bombing civil action to start
Sun, 06 Apr, 2008 - 11:28

A civil legal action against those accused of plotting the most lethal bomb of the North's conflict begins tomorrow in Belfast.

Relatives of 29 people killed in the dissident republican Real IRA attack on Omagh in 1998 have issued a case against five men they claim are responsible.

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