CIRA accused denies attending arms meeting
A Limerick man denied that a meeting at house in the city was a Continuity IRA inquiry into the acquiring of guns by criminals in the city, the Special Criminal Court was told today.
Superintendent Diarmuid O'Sullivan said that he asked Joseph "Tiny" Lynch if a meeting at a house in Shanabooley Road was an inquiry by the Continuity IRA into the whereabouts of its weapons and Lynch replied: "Definitely not. It was a meeting of Republican Sinn Fein."
