Pressure intensifies for new inquiry into arms deal

Pressure intensified in Dublin today for a new inquiry into the circumstances of a trial more than 30 years ago that rocked the Government .

Fri, 13 Apr, 2001 - 16:32

Pressure intensified in Dublin today for a new inquiry into the circumstances of a trial more than 30 years ago that rocked the Government .

The 1970 proceedings in the Dublin Central Criminal Court ended in the acquittal of four men on arms import charges.

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