IRA suspects moved to high security jail

Three suspected IRA members were moved to a high-security jail yesterday over fears for their safety.

Mon, 10 Sep, 2001 - 08:07

Three suspected IRA members were moved to a high-security jail yesterday over fears for their safety.

Niall Connolly, Martin McCauley and James Monaghan were transferred from La Modelo federal prison to a jail run by Colombia’s judicial police force in Bogota, said Oscar Galvis, a spokesman for the nation’s prison system.

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Courts Heathrow Place: La Modelo federal prison Place: Bogota Place: Bogota prison Place: Colombia Place: La Picota federal prison Person: Niall Connolly Person: Martin McCauley Person: James Monaghan Person: Oscar Galvis Person: Ernesto Amezquita Organisation: IRA Organisation: Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia Organisation: FARC

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