Derrymen in custody face dissident-group membership charges

Four Derry men arrested during a Garda investigation into dissident republicans in Co Donegal have been further remanded in custody as the defence waits for a book of evidence to be produced.

Derrymen in custody face dissident-group membership charges
Tue, 01 Jul, 2008 - 16:47

Four Derry men arrested during a Garda investigation into dissident republicans in Co Donegal have been further remanded in custody as the defence waits for a book of evidence to be produced.

The four accused are Gary Donnelly (aged 38), Kildrum Gardens, Michael Gallagher (aged 28), Sackville Court, Martin Francis O'Neill, Colmcille Court, and Patrick John McDaid (aged 39), Marlborough St, all in Derry city.

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