Co Louth man jailed for membership of Real IRA

The Special Criminal Court has sentenced a 39-year-old Co Louth farmer to five years in prison after convicting him of membership of the Real IRA.

Co Louth man jailed for membership of Real IRA
Tue, 23 Oct, 2001 - 15:27

The Special Criminal Court has sentenced a 39-year-old Co Louth farmer to five years in prison after convicting him of membership of the Real IRA.

Liam Campbell, from Upper Faughart in Dundalk, was arrested in October 2000 following a search at his farm.

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