Man charged over fuel smuggling scam

A Northern Ireland man has been charged in connection with a £5m (€7.4m) cross border fuel smuggling scam, it emerged tonight.

Fri, 13 Aug, 2004 - 20:35

A Northern Ireland man has been charged in connection with a £5m (€7.4m) cross border fuel smuggling scam, it emerged tonight.

The 52-year-old Armagh man was accused of laundering the proceeds of the fraud.

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