Special Branch head 'believes men were in IRA'

The head of the Garda Special Branch told the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today that he believed two Dublin men were members of the IRA.

Special Branch head 'believes men were in IRA'
Thu, 07 Oct, 2004 - 18:31

The head of the Garda Special Branch told the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today that he believed two Dublin men were members of the IRA.

Detective Chief Superintendent Philip Kelly said he believed Niall Binead and Kenneth Donohoe were members of the IRA in October 2002.

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