Omagh families await verdict in €15.9m damages bid

Omagh bomb relatives will today learn the verdict in their multimillion-pound legal action against those they blame for the killings.

Omagh families await verdict in €15.9m damages bid
Mon, 08 Jun, 2009 - 09:51

Omagh bomb relatives will today learn the verdict in their multimillion-pound legal action against those they blame for the killings.

Five men are being sued for up to £14m (€15.9m) by those bereaved in the 1998 Real IRA atrocity.

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