Gardaí vow to track INLA leader

GARDAÍ are to monitor the activities of a notorious terrorist and criminal when he is released from prison next Monday.

Tue, 13 Feb, 2007 - 00:00

Cormac O’Keeffe

Declan Duffy, aged 31, is finishing a nine-year sentence in connection with a violent fight between an INLA outfit and a criminal gang during which an INLA man died.

The incident, known as the Ballymount Bloodbath, took place in 1999 in the Ballymount industrial estate south Dublin.

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Courts Crime Place: Ballymount industrial estate south Dublin Place: Castlerea Prison Place: Ballymount Place: Crumlin Place: Walkinstown Place: Inchicore Person: Gardaí Person: Declan Duffy Person: Duffy Person: Patrick Campbell Person: Patrick Neville Event: Ballymount Bloodbath Organisation: Gardaí Organisation: INLA

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