Chef used shot detective's name, court told

A chef charged with IRA membership as part of an investigation into a money-laundering racket once used the name of an Irish detective shot dead by paramilitaries, a court heard today.

A chef charged with IRA membership as part of an investigation into a money-laundering racket once used the name of an Irish detective shot dead by paramilitaries, a court heard today.

Don Bullman, aged 30, admitted filling in an application form for a trade fair in the name of Jerry McCabe, the Garda detective who was killed by members of the IRA in a botched robbery, the Special Criminal Court in Dublin heard.

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