PM'S OFFICE ACCUSED OF SNUBBING OMAGH
PM's office accused of snubbing Omagh
THE Prime Minister's office has been accused of snubbing the Omagh fourth anniversary service.
Several weeks ago, relatives wrote to 10 Downing Street asking Tony Blair to join them at the service. They say they did not event receive an acknowledgement. Mr Blair and his family are currently on holiday.
The invitation was sent on July 27 and according to one relative, Mrs Patsy Gallagher, had not even been acknowledged
She said she was 'angry' at the non-acknowledgement.
Officials at 10 Downing Street have said they will "look into" the matter.
A spokesman said the Prime Minister's thoughts were with the families at this time. '
THE Prime Minister's office has been accused of snubbing the Omagh fourth anniversary service.
Several weeks ago, relatives wrote to 10 Downing Street asking Tony Blair to join them at the service. They say they did not event receive an acknowledgement. Mr Blair and his family are currently on holiday.
The invitation was sent on July 27 and according to one relative, Mrs Patsy Gallagher, had not even been acknowledged
She said she was 'angry' at the non-acknowledgement.
Officials at 10 Downing Street have said they will "look into" the matter.
A spokesman said the Prime Minister's thoughts were with the families at this time. '
Further Information
Publisher: TYRONE CONSTITUTION
Ref: TC/1105
Published Date: 22-Aug-02
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