Person: Gerard "Ger" Brommell

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Six cleared and one convicted of C-IRA membership

Six men were cleared of being members of the Continuity IRA and one man was convicted of the charge at the Special Criminal Court today after one of the longest trials in the history of the court.

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Special Criminal Court reserves judgement of seven

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Defence submissions continue at Special Criminal Court

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Prosecution 'close to political agenda', claims defence

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Tipp man testifies in Continuity IRA trial

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Accused was discussing commemoration, court told

Man denies any part in illegal organisation

A Co Clare man arrested at an suspected Continuity IRA meeting in Limerick denied at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today that he was ever a member of an illegal organisation.

Tue, 01 Apr, 2003

Court refuses to acquit Continuity IRA suspects

The Special Criminal Court today refused applications by lawyers for seven men accused of membership of the Continuity IRA for a direction to acquit them.

Wed, 26 Mar, 2003

Prosecution closes case in C-IRA trial

The prosecution today closed its case in Special Criminal Court on the 34th day of the trial of seven men suspected of membership of the Continuity IRA.

Fri, 14 Mar, 2003

Fingerprint experts cross examined in CIRA trial

Fingerprint experts made additional marks on a note seized by gardai during a raid on a suspected Continuity IRA meeting in Limerick, a garda witness told the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today.

Tue, 04 Feb, 2003

Sgt: presence of firearms 'possible and probable', court told

A Detective Sergeant who led a garda raid on a house in Limerick where a suspected Continuity IRA meeting was taking place told the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today that he believed it was "possible and probable" that firearms were in the house when he ordered another garda to break down the front door.

Thu, 30 Jan, 2003