Papers from Dublin raids link suspect to al-Qaida cell in city

DOCUMENTS found in raids in Dublin have linked the only man charged over the September 11 attacks on the US with an al-Qaida cell in the city, investigators in the US have claimed.

Papers from Dublin raids link suspect to al-Qaida cell in city
Wed, 31 Jul, 2002 - 01:00
John Breslin

The documents are understood to link French national Zacarias Moussaoui, facing charges in connection with the September 11 conspiracy, to a cell operating here.

They also link the cell in Ireland to one of Osama bin Laden’s money men who has supplied cash to terrorists in transit.

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