Setback for the State in major case

The Special Criminal Court has ruled that a large part of the State case against seven men accused of membership of the Continuity IRA in Limerick cannot be admitted in evidence.

The Special Criminal Court has ruled that a large part of the State case against seven men accused of membership of the Continuity IRA in Limerick cannot be admitted in evidence.

The ruling came on the thirty ninth day of the trial - the biggest ever of dissident republicans at the non jury court.

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