Chef jailed for four years for IRA membership

A Cork chef arrested during a Garda investigation into IRA money laundering following the 2004 Northern Bank robbery has been jailed for four years for IRA membership by the Special Criminal Court in Dublin.

Chef jailed for four years for IRA membership
Wed, 14 Mar, 2007 - 15:29

A Cork chef arrested during a Garda investigation into IRA money laundering following the 2004 Northern Bank robbery has been jailed for four years for IRA membership by the Special Criminal Court in Dublin.

Don Bullman was found in possession of a Daz washing powder box containing €94,250 after his arrest outside Heuston Station in Dublin.

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