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.

Judgment reserved in IRA membership trial
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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