WE'LL NAME THE BOMBER
We'll name the bomber
By JEANETTE OLDHAM
THE man who manufactured the devastating Omagh bomb is to be named in the House of Commons tomorrow.
But the News Letter can reveal details of this ruthless Real IRA terrorist who killed 29 people and injured more than 200 others. He is a former and much-feared Provisional hardliner who helped form the Real IRA when the Provisionals declared a ceasefire in 1997, is a married man with children and lives on a rundown Dundalk housing estate.
The same man, who is second in command of the Real IRA, was once accused of killing two Ulster policemen, but evaded prosecution by fleeing to a remote part of Ireland. He never returned, except, of course, to bomb Omagh.
By JEANETTE OLDHAM
THE man who manufactured the devastating Omagh bomb is to be named in the House of Commons tomorrow.
But the News Letter can reveal details of this ruthless Real IRA terrorist who killed 29 people and injured more than 200 others. He is a former and much-feared Provisional hardliner who helped form the Real IRA when the Provisionals declared a ceasefire in 1997, is a married man with children and lives on a rundown Dundalk housing estate.
The same man, who is second in command of the Real IRA, was once accused of killing two Ulster policemen, but evaded prosecution by fleeing to a remote part of Ireland. He never returned, except, of course, to bomb Omagh.
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Publisher: NEWS LETTER
Ref: NL/178
Published Date: 19-Jan-99
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