Accused pair remanded in custody in NI

Two men accused of a foiled dissident republican bomb plot in Northern Ireland were tonight remanded in custody.

Mon, 23 Sep, 2002 - 16:47

Two men accused of a foiled dissident republican bomb plot in Northern Ireland were tonight remanded in custody.

Unemployed Mark Carroll, 36, and Martin Brogan, a 35-year-old labourer, are charged with possessing explosives and other terrorist-related equipment including gloves, balaclavas and radio transmitters.

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Courts Heathrow Place: NI Place: Northern Ireland Place: Omagh Place: Newry, County Down Place: Annalong Place: Commedagh Park Place: Castlewellan Place: Banbridge Place: County Down Place: Omeath road Place: Newry Person: Mark Carroll Person: Brogan Person: Carroll Person: Keith Agnew Person: Agnew Organisation: Real IRA

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