Man accused of Continuity IRA membership freed

One of eight men accused of membership of an illegal organisation, the Continuity IRA, was freed by the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today after a Garda Chief Superintendent’s evidence.

Man accused of Continuity IRA membership freed

One of eight men accused of membership of an illegal organisation, the Continuity IRA, was freed by the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today after a Garda Chief Superintendent’s evidence.

Chief Superintendent Sean Feeley said that he believed Matt Conway was a member of an unlawful organisation on December 19, 2001 but the charge against Conway specified membership on December 17, 2001.

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