Brothers extradited to North in connection with O'Hare-McClatchey murders

Two brothers wanted in the North in connection with a double murder have been extradited from the South, police have said.

Brothers extradited to North in connection with O'Hare-McClatchey murders
Mon, 07 Jan, 2013 - 18:15

Two brothers wanted in the North in connection with a double murder have been extradited from the South, police have said.

The pair, aged 37 and 40, are due to appear before a magistrate in Armagh city tomorrow.

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