Judge's illness halts trial of alleged RIRA members

The trial of three alleged Real IRA members arrested after a major garda surveillance organisation against the dissident terrorist organisation was adjourned today until next week due to the illness of a judge at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin.

Judge's illness halts trial of alleged RIRA members

The trial of three alleged Real IRA members arrested after a major garda surveillance organisation against the dissident terrorist organisation was adjourned today until next week due to the illness of a judge at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin.

Mr Justice Paul Butler, presiding, told defence counsel for the three accused that Judge Michael Reilly is in hospital but will be available to sit at the trial next Tuesday. The trial was adjourned until next Tuesday.

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