CIRA 'leading light' is refused bail

A Dublin man described as "a leading light" of the Continuity IRA was today refused bail at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2003 - 13:38

A Dublin man described as "a leading light" of the Continuity IRA was today refused bail at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin.

Colm Maguire (aged 29), of Cherry Orchard Court, Ballyfermot, Dublin was charged last week with membership of an illegal organisation on September 13, 2003.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Dublin Place: Bolton St, Culin Place: Limerick Place: Dundalk Place: Northern Ireland Person: Colm Maguire Person: Diarmuid O' Sullivan Person: Maguire Person: Detective Superintendent Person: O'Sullivan Person: Joseph Finnegan Organisation: CIRA Organisation: Continuity IRA Organisation: Special Criminal Court Organisation: IRA

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