Northern Bank robbery accused is bailed

An employee accused of the £26.5m (€39m) Northern Bank robbery in Belfast was today granted bail by a High Court judge.

Northern Bank robbery accused is bailed
Wed, 21 Dec, 2005 - 12:05

An employee accused of the £26.5m (€39m) Northern Bank robbery in Belfast was today granted bail by a High Court judge.

Lawyers representing Chris Ward, 24, from Poleglass, West Belfast, challenged the decision of a Lower Court judge to remand the bank worker in custody. Lord Justice Campbell granted the application subject to a number of conditions.

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