Court rejects bid to overturn convictions for murdering policeman outside barracks

Two dissident republicans have failed to overturn their convictions for murdering police constable Stephen Carroll in the North in 2009.

Court rejects bid to overturn convictions for murdering policeman outside barracks
Thu, 29 May, 2014 - 12:25

Two dissident republicans have failed to overturn their convictions for murdering police constable Stephen Carroll in the North in 2009.

Constable Carroll was shot dead by the Continuity IRA in Craigavon, Co Armagh, in March 2009.

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CourtsPlace: Craigavon, Co ArmaghPlace: CraigavonPlace: LurganPlace: Banbridge, Co DownPlace: AntrimPlace: Lismore ManorPerson: Stephen CarrollPerson: CarrollPerson: Brendan McConvillePerson: John Paul WoottonPerson: Lord Chief JusticePerson: Declan MorganPerson: Lord Justice CoghlinPerson: Lord Justice HigginsPerson: McConvillePerson: WoottonPerson: MorganPerson: KatePerson: ShaneOrganisation: republicansOrganisation: Continuity IRAOrganisation: Belfast Crown CourtOrganisation: Belfast High CourtOrganisation: Royal Ulster ConstabularyOrganisation: Police Service of Northern IrelandOrganisation: PSNI
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