Prosecution witnesses to take stand in McFarlane case

Prosecution witnesses will begin giving evidence today in the trial of a former IRA chief allegedly involved in the kidnapping of a supermarket boss 25 years ago.

Prosecution witnesses to take stand in McFarlane case
Thu, 12 Jun, 2008 - 08:13

Prosecution witnesses will begin giving evidence today in the trial of a former IRA chief allegedly involved in the kidnapping of a supermarket boss 25 years ago.

Prison escapee Brendan McFarlane (aged 56), yesterday pleaded not guilty at Dublin’s Special Criminal Court to three charges linked with the abduction of Quinnsworth executive Don Tidey.

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