Six charged with conspiring to steal €1m remanded

SIX men charged with conspiring to steal almost €1 million from a cash-in-transit vehicle last Friday were remanded in custody yesterday.

Six charged with conspiring to steal €1m remanded
Fri, 09 Nov, 2007 - 00:00
Cormac O’Keeffe

Two of them, brothers Alan and Wayne Bradley, applied for free legal aid at Cloverhill District Court, but were told they had to provide a statement of means to the court next Thursday.

The Bradleys, represented by solicitor Declan Fahy, have not yet proceeded with an application for bail.

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