Sinn Fein's Donaldson refused bail

The Sinn Fein administration chief accused of IRA spying was today refused bail.

Wed, 20 Nov, 2002 - 14:32

The Sinn Fein administration chief accused of IRA spying was today refused bail.

A judge at the Northern Ireland High Court ruled that allegations that Denis Donaldson, 52, was gathering intelligence could threaten the paramilitary organisation’s ceasefire.

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