Judgment reserved in IRA membership trial

The Special Criminal Court in Dublin has reserved judgment in the trial of five men accused of Real IRA membership.

Thu, 12 May, 2005 - 13:29

The Special Criminal Court in Dublin has reserved judgment in the trial of five men accused of Real IRA membership.

The court reserved judgment until Friday morning, May 27, after a 20-day trial of three Cork men and two Limerick men who denied membership of an illegal organisation.

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