C-IRA trial halted for witness recall

The trial of seven men accused of membership of an unlawful organisation, the Continuity IRA, was halted at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today to allow for the recall of one of the main prosecution witnesses.

The trial of seven men accused of membership of an unlawful organisation, the Continuity IRA, was halted at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today to allow for the recall of one of the main prosecution witnesses.

The court said that it would be appropriate for Chief Superintendent Gerard Kelly to be recalled to answer defence questions on the sources of his information that the seven men were members of an illegal organisation.

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