Jude Collins ‘beneath contempt’ for claiming Omagh victims not murdered

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16 Aug, 2018 Jude Collins 'beneath contempt' for claiming Omagh victims not murdered Comments by nationalist commentator Jude Collins that those killed in the 1998 Omagh bombing were not murdered have been described as "beneath contempt". Latest News I love road racing but cannot keep glossing over all of these deaths It is May 1999. Condemnation after murdered officers' names burned on Bogside bonfire A bonfire lit in Londonderry that was emblazoned with the names of murdered police and prison officers has been met with widespread condemnation. Electricity shock in store as Power NI prices to rise by almost 14% The majority of domestic electricity consumers across the Province are to face higher electricity bills this winter as supplier Power NI announces a 13.8% price rise. Police Federation: O'Loan has failed to produce proof for her Omagh bomb claim Baroness Nuala O'Loan has taken to the media to voice her assertions that there was sufficient police intelligence that could have prevented the Real IRA attack on Omagh in 1998, without providing a shred of evidence to back them up. Sport Update This is the list of banned items for fans attending Carl Frampton's Windsor Park fight Belfast boxer Carl Frampton goes head-to-head Luke Jackson in a highly-anticipated fight at Windsor Park this weekend. Derek Sheils set to make racing return at Classic TT Derek Sheils is set to make his racing return at the Classic TT. Ex-Celtic striker blasts club's 'disco lights' as Hoops crashed out of Champions League While Celtic were seeing their Champions League dream disappear before their eyes, BT Sport commentator Chris Sutton aimed the finger of blame at the club's board and its failure to get their priorities right this summer. And finally... Row erupts between PSNI chief and ex-ombudsman over prevention of Omagh bomb A row has broken out between Northern Ireland's Chief Constable and a former police watchdog after she said the Omagh bomb could have been prevented. See all the day's news here

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