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Inquiry hears details of Omagh bombing warning calls
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Inquiry hears details of Omagh bombing warning calls
THE inquiry into the 1998 Omagh Bombing has been hearing details about the warning calls received by a number of organisations before the atrocity. Three warning calls using the recognised codeword ‘Martha Pope’ were made at around 2.30pm on the afternoon of Saturday, August 15. The inquiry was told the ‘Martha Pope’ codeword was used at the Real IRA and named after a senior United States official and adviser to Senator George Mitchell during th…
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