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Charge dropped in Omagh bomb case Charge dropped in Omagh bomb case
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One of the charges against a man accused of the Omagh bombing has been dropped after prosecution lawyers accepted there was no case to answer.One of the charges against a man accused of the Omagh bombing has been dropped after prosecution lawyers accepted there was no case to answer.
The charge relates to a car bombing in Banbridge, County Down, just a few weeks before the attack in Omagh on 15 August 1998. The charge relates to a car bombing in Banbridge, County Down, some weeks before the attack in Omagh in 1998.
Sean Hoey, 37, of Jonesborough, County Armagh, still faces a further 57 charges. The prosecution also conceded there may not be enough evidence to support a charge of conspiracy to murder relating to an attack near Armagh in July 1998.
Sean Hoey, 37, of Jonesborough, County Armagh, still faces 56 charges.
They include the murders of 29 people in the County Tyrone town.They include the murders of 29 people in the County Tyrone town.