Alleged Russian spy ring 'planned to use fake Irish passport'

Officials in Dublin are today investigating claims that a false Irish passport was to be used by a member an alleged Russian spy ring in the US.

Alleged Russian spy ring 'planned to use fake Irish passport'
Wed, 30 Jun, 2010 - 09:15

Officials in Dublin are today investigating claims that a false Irish passport was to be used by a member an alleged Russian spy ring in the US.

The Irish Government said officials had been warned about a link to the so-called “deep cover” operation.

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