Money found in Belfast from Northern Bank robbery

The £50,000 (€72,000) recovered from the Newforge police club in Northern Ireland was definitely from the Northern Bank robbery, police said tonight.

Money found in Belfast from Northern Bank robbery
Sat, 19 Feb, 2005 - 18:31
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The £50,000 (€72,000) recovered from the Newforge police club in Northern Ireland was definitely from the Northern Bank robbery, police said tonight.

The club is owned by the RUC Athletic Association and is used exclusively by serving and retired officers.

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