Superintendent tells court of Garda raid

A Garda Superintendent told the Special Criminal Court today that 27 uniformed and plain clothed gardai took part in a swoop on a house in Limerick city where gardaí believed a meeting of the Continuity IRA was taking place.

Superintendent tells court of Garda raid
Tue, 28 Jan, 2003 - 14:38

A Garda Superintendent told the Special Criminal Court today that 27 uniformed and plain-clothed gardaí took part in a swoop on a house in Limerick city where gardaí believed a meeting of the Continuity IRA was taking place.

Superintendent Gerard Mahon said that 22 plain clothes gardai and five uniformed gardaí raided the house at Shanabooly Road on the evening of December 17, 2001.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: LimerickPlace: Shanabooly RoadPlace: ShannonPlace: Sir Harry's MallPlace: Rostura CrescentPlace: Woodview ParkPlace: St Michael's AvenuePlace: TipperaryPlace: Beechgrove AvenuePlace: Ballinacurra WestonPlace: Donnellan BuildingsPlace: RosbrienPerson: SuperintendentPerson: Gerard MahonPerson: MahonPerson: Louis O' BrienPerson: Robert Mc NamaraPerson: Brendan Nix SCPerson: Joseph LynchPerson: KennellyPerson: Detective SergeantPerson: PJ WalshPerson: JohnPerson: Gerard KellyPerson: Des LongPerson: BanksPerson: Patrick KenneallyPerson: Patrick O' SheaPerson: Gerard ``Ger'' BrommellPerson: Joseph ''Tiny'' LynchPerson: Christopher DunneEvent: Continuity IRAOrganisation: GardaOrganisation: Garda SuperintendentOrganisation: Special Criminal CourtOrganisation: ContinuityOrganisation: Irish Republican ArmyOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: Óglaigh na hÉireannOrganisation: Republican
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