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Gang thugs may soon face Special Criminal Court

Top gang criminals may soon face trials at the Special Criminal Court, which is currently reserved for paramilitary trials.

Gang thugs may soon face Special Criminal Court

Sun, 12 Apr, 2009 - 11:10

Top gang criminals may soon face trials at the Special Criminal Court, which is currently reserved for paramilitary trials.

It is understood the gardaí want trials involving Limerick's notorious gangland figures to be moved to the non-jury court.

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