Norris: CIA 'using Baldonnel airport'

The CIA is using Baldonnel airport as a stop-over for planes carrying terror suspects, it was claimed today.

Norris: CIA 'using Baldonnel airport'
Tue, 20 Dec, 2005 - 14:29

The CIA is using Baldonnel airport as a stop-over for planes carrying terror suspects, it was claimed today.

Independent Senator David Norris also told an Oireachtas Committee that the Defence Department was sending fuel bills from the Air Corps headquarters in west Dublin to CIA shadow companies in central Africa.

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