INLA shot accused member in the back, court hears

A Strabane man accused of INLA membership was shot in the back by the INLA and is confined to a wheelchair as a result, the Special Criminal Court in Dublin heard today.

INLA shot accused member in the back, court hears
Thu, 14 May, 2009 - 16:04

A Strabane man accused of INLA membership was shot in the back by the INLA and is confined to a wheelchair as a result, the Special Criminal Court in Dublin heard today.

The court was told by defence counsel Mr Brendan Nix SC that Edward McGarrigle was shot in the back by the INLA 25 years ago.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: StrabanePlace: DublinPlace: Melmont GardensPlace: Co TyronePlace: Ballycoleman Estate, Strabane, Co TyronePlace: CorkPlace: DundalkPlace: Republic of IrelandPerson: Brendan Nix SCPerson: Edward McGarriglePerson: McGarriglePerson: Neil MylesPerson: John McCrossanPerson: Detective Chief SuperintendentPerson: Philip KellyPerson: McCrossanPerson: NixPerson: Judith GillespiePerson: Assistant Chief ConstablePerson: Mc GarriglePerson: Detective Chief SuptPerson: Det Chief SuptPerson: KellyPerson: Assistant CommissionerPerson: Kevin LudlowOrganisation: INLAOrganisation: Special Criminal CourtOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: SpecialOrganisation: Teach FailteOrganisation: PSNI
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