Chef loses appeal against IRA membership conviction

The Court of Criminal Appeal has dismissed a Co Cork chef's appeal against his conviction for membership of the IRA.

Tue, 28 Jul, 2009 - 19:49

The Court of Criminal Appeal has dismissed a Co Cork chef's appeal against his conviction for membership of the IRA.

Today the three-judge court held that the conviction imposed on Don Bullman, who was arrested in the course of a Garda investigation into IRA money-laundering following the 2004 Northern Bank robbery is safe.

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