Irish and British leaders call for more information on Omagh bomb

Updated: 22:34, Monday, 14 August 2000

The Taoiseach and the British Prime Minister have said that they regret that there have not been more charges following the Omagh bombing two years ago, in which 29 people were killed.

The Taoiseach and the British Prime Minister have said that they regret that there have not been more charges following the Omagh bombing two years ago, in which 29 people were killed. In a statement marking tomorrow's anniversary of the event, Bertie Ahern and Tony Blair said justice demanded that those responsible for the horror be brought before the courts. They called on anyone with fresh information to come forward.

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