'Slab' Murphy hands over criminal assets portfolio

The alleged former leader of the IRA has agreed to hand over near €1.27m of criminal assets portfolio to authorities, it emerged today.

'Slab' Murphy hands over criminal assets portfolio
Fri, 17 Oct, 2008 - 14:14

The alleged former leader of the IRA has agreed to hand over near €1.27m of criminal assets portfolio to authorities, it emerged today.

Top republican Thomas 'Slab' Murphy, and his two brothers Frank and Patrick, handed over cash, cheques and properties to Irish and British revenue officers.

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