IRA suspects detention challenge rejected

Two men said to be involved in a protection racket to raise funds for the dissident Irish republican group the Continuity IRA, have had their application which challenged their detention rejected by the High Court.

Two men said to be involved in a protection racket to raise funds for the dissident Irish republican group the Continuity IRA, have had their application which challenged their detention rejected by the High Court.

Martin Kelly, 46, and William Clare, 35, are alleged to have threatened to firebomb properties in Dublin and Limerick and injure those inside unless money was paid towards the terrorist group.

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