Men wanted in Lithuania remanded on bail

THE High Court has further remanded on bail three men wanted in Lithuania on weapons and terrorism charges.

Men wanted in Lithuania remanded on bail
Thu, 12 Mar, 2009 - 00:00

One of the three is a convicted member of the Real IRA, while a second served a prison sentence after admitting teaching people to use firearms at a Real IRA training camp.

The authorities in the Baltic Republic are seeking the extradition of Liam Campbell, aged 46, Upper Faughart, Dundalk; Brendan McGuigan, aged 29, with an address at New Houses, Knocknagoran, Omeath, Co Louth and Seamus McGreevey, aged 56, St Annes, Stamullen Road, Gormanstown, Co Meath.

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CourtsPlace: LithuaniaPlace: Baltic RepublicPlace: Upper Faughart, DundalkPlace: New HousesPlace: KnocknagoranPlace: OmeathPlace: Co LouthPlace: St AnnesPlace: Stamullen RoadPlace: GormanstownPlace: Co MeathPlace: Upper FaughartPlace: DundalkPlace: VilniusPlace: Herbertstown,Place: Stamullen, Co MeathPerson: Liam CampbellPerson: Brendan McGuiganPerson: Seamus McGreeveyPerson: Michael CampbellPerson: LithuaniansPerson: Michael PeartPerson: CampbellPerson: McGreevyOrganisation: Real IRAOrganisation: High CourtOrganisation: Special Criminal CourtOrganisation: SCCOrganisation: Irish Republican ArmyOrganisation: Óghlaigh na hÉireannOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: Court of Criminal AppealOrganisation: SpecialOrganisation: Court
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