Cork pair admit keeping arms for Real IRA, court hears

A man and woman from Co Cork admitted keeping guns and ammunition for a Real IRA unit in Cork, the Special Criminal Court heard today.

Cork pair admit keeping arms for Real IRA, court hears

A man and woman from Co Cork admitted keeping guns and ammunition for a Real IRA unit in Cork, the Special Criminal Court heard today.

Detective Superintendent Tony Quilter told the court that Michelle O’Rourke had kept the guns and ammunition at her home in Doneraile for three months and that Brian McSweeney had kept the weapons in the boot of his car for 12 hours after helping to move them from one location to another.

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