Monaghan man charged with possessing explosives bailed

A 25-year-old Monaghan man charged with possessing explosives has been released on bail after his father lodged €20,000 in an independent surety.

Monaghan man charged with possessing explosives bailed
Thu, 16 Sep, 2010 - 13:37

A 25-year-old Monaghan man charged with possessing explosives has been released on bail after his father lodged €20,000 in an independent surety.

Martin Connolly of Mullantimore, Tydavnet, Co Monaghan was charged with knowingly possessing a Novital Magnum Electric Cereal Mill and ammonium nitrate at his address between September 8 and 11 contrary to Section 4 of the Explosive Substances Act.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: MonaghanPlace: DublinPlace: Scotstown Garda StationPlace: Co MonaghanPlace: MullantimorePlace: ScotstownPlace: Republic of IrelandPerson: Martin ConnollyPerson: Michael O’DonovanPerson: ConnollyPerson: O’DonovanPerson: Hugh ConnollyPerson: SnrPerson: Michael Bowman BLPerson: Paul ButlerPerson: Alison LindsayPerson: William HamillOrganisation: TydavnetOrganisation: Special Criminal Court
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