CIRA trial set for January 2005

The Special Criminal Court today fixed a date in January 2005 for the trial of eight men arrested when gardaí swooped on a suspected Continuity IRA training camp in Co Waterford last August.

CIRA trial set for January 2005
Tue, 25 Nov, 2003 - 15:11

The Special Criminal Court today fixed a date in January 2005 for the trial of eight men arrested when gardaí swooped on a suspected Continuity IRA training camp in Co Waterford last August.

The court heard that the trial of the eight men is expected to last a full legal term and the next available date for trial is January 2005.

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