Court upholds arrest of suspected IRA gang

The Special Criminal Court today rejected a claim from five men accused of IRA membership that their arrest and detention was unlawful.

Court upholds arrest of suspected IRA gang
Tue, 08 Feb, 2005 - 12:19

The Special Criminal Court today rejected a claim from five men accused of IRA membership that their arrest and detention was unlawful.

The three-judge court found that gardaí did not abuse their powers when arresting the men in Bray, Co Wicklow on October 11, 2002.

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