Two men charged with conspiring to murder Celtic boss

TWO men are to stand trial accused of conspiring to murder Celtic manager Neil Lennon and high-profile supporters of the club.

Two men charged with conspiring to murder Celtic boss

Trevor Muirhead, aged 43, and Neil McKenzie, aged 42, are accused of plotting to kill Mr Lennon, former Scottish MP Trish Godman, lawyer Paul McBride, and various people in the premises of Cairde Na hÉireann in Glasgow by sending improvised explosive devices to them.

It is alleged the offence, which happened between March 1 and April 15, 2011, was aggravated by religious prejudice.

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