Alleged RIRA leader caught 'red-handed', court told

The alleged leader of the Real IRA in Munster was caught "red handed" in a bomb factory, a senior garda officer told the Special Criminal Court today.

Alleged RIRA leader caught 'red-handed', court told

The alleged leader of the Real IRA in Munster was caught "red handed" in a bomb factory, a senior garda officer told the Special Criminal Court today.

Chief Superintendent Gerard Kelly, Limerick, described the accused, James Bullman, as the "number one person" in the Real IRA in Munster and "probably number three or four in the country in that organisation".

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