Judgment reserved in IRA membership trial

The Special Criminal Court has reserved judgment today in the trial of five Dublin men accused of IRA membership after their arrest in Bray in October 2002.

Judgment reserved in IRA membership trial
Thu, 17 Feb, 2005 - 14:44

The Special Criminal Court has reserved judgment today in the trial of five Dublin men accused of IRA membership after their arrest in Bray in October 2002.

The court heard closing submissions from prosecution and defence counsels.

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