CIRA trial: garda admits memo was inaccurate

A detective sergeant today accepted that sections of garda memos of an interview with an accused on trial for IRA membership was inaccurate.

CIRA trial: garda admits memo was inaccurate
Fri, 28 Feb, 2003 - 17:07

A detective sergeant today accepted that sections of garda memos of an interview with an accused on trial for IRA membership was inaccurate.

Detective Garda Susan Delaney, Henry St Limerick was giving evidence in the Special Criminal Court in the trial of seven men suspected of membership of the dissident Continuity IRA.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Shanabooly RoadPlace: LimerickPlace: Henry StPlace: Sir Harry's MallPlace: Rostura CrescentPlace: Woodview ParkPlace: St Michael's AvenuePlace: TipperaryPlace: Beechgrove AvenuePlace: Ballinacurra WestonPlace: Donnellan BuildingsPerson: Susan DelaneyPerson: GardaíPerson: Des LongPerson: Garda DelaneyPerson: LongPerson: Pa ByrnesPerson: Ross Maguire BLPerson: Joseph LynchPerson: Gerard KellyPerson: BanksPerson: Patrick KenneallyPerson: CrusheenPerson: Co ClarePerson: Patrick O' SheaPerson: Gerard ``Ger'' BrommellPerson: Robert Mc NamaraPerson: Joseph ''Tiny'' LynchPerson: Christopher DunneOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: Special Criminal CourtOrganisation: Irish Republican ArmyOrganisation: Óglaigh na hÉireannOrganisation: Republican
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