Garda interviews ruled inadmissible

The Special Criminal Court today ruled inadmissible an entire set of garda interviews of a man accused of IRA membership.

Wed, 20 Mar, 2002 - 17:01

The Special Criminal Court today ruled inadmissible an entire set of garda interviews of a man accused of IRA membership.

Defence counsel in the trial of Mr Thomas Redmond claimed that "irregularities" had occurred during 19 interviews conducted in Wexford garda station between October 1 and 4, 1999.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Wexford Garda Station Place: The Grove, Clonard, Co Wexford Place: The Gate Post,Place: Forth Commons, Wexford Person: Thomas Redmond Person: Diarmuid O'Donovan Person: Redmond Person: Hugh Hartnett Person: Thomas (Tom) Redmond Organisation: Garda Organisation: Special Criminal Court Organisation: IRA Organisation: Irish Republican Army

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