Spain urged to free IRA bomb suspect

Republicans tonight urged Spanish authorities to free a suspected IRA bomber wanted in Germany over a plot to blow up a British military base.

Spain urged to free IRA bomb suspect
Thu, 18 Aug, 2005 - 18:07

Republicans tonight urged Spanish authorities to free a suspected IRA bomber wanted in Germany over a plot to blow up a British military base.

Leonard “Bap” Hardy, 44, was arrested at a hotel in the resort of Torremolinos.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: GermanyPlace: TorremolinosPlace: Quebec barracksPlace: OsnabruckPlace: North BelfastPlace: SpainPlace: Banbridge, Co DownPlace: Hotel Sol PrincipePlace: Torremolinos, SpainPlace: CellePlace: MadridPlace: IrelandPlace: Northern IrelandPerson: Leonard “Bap” HardyPerson: HardyPerson: Donna MaguirePerson: Frauke-Katrin ScheutenPerson: Leonard Joseph H.Person: Arthur MorganEvent: 1982 bomb attackEvent: Provisional IRA bomb attackOrganisation: SpainOrganisation: republicansOrganisation: German Federal courtOrganisation: Federal CourtOrganisation: British Rhine ArmyOrganisation: State CourtOrganisation: Scotland YardOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: Louth TDOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: Irish GovernmentOrganisation: Department of Foreign Affairs
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