Gardaí detail arrests in IRA membership trial

The Special Criminal Court has heard details of the arrests of four men accused of IRA membership today.

Gardaí detail arrests in IRA membership trial
Fri, 12 Dec, 2008 - 16:18

The Special Criminal Court has heard details of the arrests of four men accused of IRA membership today.

The four Derry city men are Gary Donnelly (aged 38), Kildrum Gardens, Michael Gallagher (aged 28), Sackville Court, Martin Francis O’Neill (aged 40), Colmcille Court and Patrick John McDaid (aged 38), Marlborough St.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DerryPlace: Kildrum GardensPlace: Marlborough St.Place: Letterkenny GardaPlace: DonegalPlace: BridgendPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: Letterkenny Garda StationPerson: Gary DonnellyPerson: Michael GallagherPerson: Martin Francis O’NeillPerson: Colmcille CourtPerson: Patrick John McDaidPerson: DetPerson: Kieran BrollyPerson: Michael BowmanPerson: Niall CoadyPerson: CoadyPerson: BrollyPerson: Jason LyonsPerson: Det SgtPerson: O’NeillPerson: GallagherPerson: GdaPerson: John Noel JonesPerson: DonnellyPerson: McDaidOrganisation: GardaíOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: Special Criminal CourtOrganisation: Sackville CourtOrganisation: Irish Republican Army
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