Omagh case pair challenged to testify

Two republicans being sued by relatives of victims of the Omagh bomb have been challenged to break their silence and testify in court.

Omagh case pair challenged to testify
Mon, 14 Jan, 2013 - 17:51

Two republicans being sued by relatives of victims of the Omagh bomb have been challenged to break their silence and testify in court.

Evidence allegedly linking Colm Murphy and Seamus Daly to the 1998 Real IRA attack demands an explanation, a lawyer for the bereaved families told Belfast High Court as the men’s civil retrial began.

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CourtsOmagh bombing trialPlace: OmaghPlace: DundalkPlace: Co LouthPlace: CullavillePlace: Co MonaghanPlace: Co Tyrone market townPlace: Republic ofPlace: IrishPlace: EarthPlace: KilkennyPlace: Republic of IrelandPlace: LithuaniaPerson: Colm MurphyPerson: Seamus DalyPerson: MurphyPerson: DalyPerson: LordPerson: QCPerson: JusticePerson: John GillenPerson: BrennanPerson: Michael McKevittPerson: Liam CampbellPerson: Denis O’ConnorPerson: O’ConnorPerson: McKevittPerson: CampbellPerson: Bill ClintoEvent: Omagh bombEvent: 1998 Real IRA attackOrganisation: Belfast High CourtOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: Co LouthOrganisation: European Court for Human Rights
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