OMAGH SUSPECT DROWNED SORROWS
Omagh suspect 'drowned sorrows'
ONE of the Omagh bomb suspects was allegedly "drowning his sorrows" on the night of the atrocity, the High Court heard yesterday. Detectives were told Seamus McKenna had gone on a drinking session in Dundalk, following the dissident republican terrorist attack which killed 29 people and unborn twins.
The claim was made to police by Patrick Morgan, who worked for businessman Colm Murphy - another of the five men being sued by relatives of some of the victims and who all deny responsibility for the massacre.
The trial was adjourned until Tuesday.
ONE of the Omagh bomb suspects was allegedly "drowning his sorrows" on the night of the atrocity, the High Court heard yesterday. Detectives were told Seamus McKenna had gone on a drinking session in Dundalk, following the dissident republican terrorist attack which killed 29 people and unborn twins.
The claim was made to police by Patrick Morgan, who worked for businessman Colm Murphy - another of the five men being sued by relatives of some of the victims and who all deny responsibility for the massacre.
The trial was adjourned until Tuesday.
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Publisher: NEWS LETTER
Ref: NL/779
Published Date: 20-Sep-08
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