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Family members carry the coffin of Thomas O'Hare at his funeral in Armagh over six years ago.
Image: Paul Faith/PA Archive/Press Association Images
Family members carry the coffin of Thomas O'Hare at his funeral in Armagh over six years ago.
Image: Paul Faith/PA Archive/Press Association Images
TWO BROTHERS WHO were arrested in Dundalk and Dublin last month in connection with a double murder in Armagh just over six years ago have been extradited to the North.
Niall and Martin Smith, aged 37 and 40 respectively, have been formally extradited to Northern Ireland where they will appear at a magistrates court in Armagh tomorrow morning.
They are facing charges in connection with the murder of Thomas O’Hare, 33, and Lisa McClatchey, 21.
The pair both died from their injuries after they were set on fire by a gang who attacked their home in Keady, Co Armagh in November 2006.
The Smith brothers were brought before the High Court in Dublin in December on foot of European arrest warrants having been arrested in Dundalk and Dublin by gardaí from the extradition unit.
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