Top-ranking garda to testify in IRA trial

One of Ireland’s highest-ranking police officers is to testify that a chef arrested in a money-laundering investigation after the Northern Bank raid was an IRA member at the time.

Top-ranking garda to testify in IRA trial
Tue, 23 Jan, 2007 - 16:00

One of Ireland’s highest-ranking police officers is to testify that a chef arrested in a money-laundering investigation after the Northern Bank raid was an IRA member at the time.

As the man’s trial opened at the non-jury Special Criminal Court today, it was announced that Assistant Garda Commissioner Ray McAndrew is to testify.

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