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Construction worker denies INLA membership

A verdict in the trial of a Co Louth construction worker accused of INLA membership is expected at the Special Criminal Court next week.

Construction worker denies INLA membership

Tue, 20 Oct, 2009 - 15:41

A verdict in the trial of a Co Louth construction worker accused of INLA membership is expected at the Special Criminal Court next week.

Anthony Lee (aged 33) of Carnbeg, Doylesfort Road, Dundalk today told the court that he was not, and had never been, a member of the INLA.

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