Garda calls 'were not secure from IRA penetration', state notes reveal

The IRA was able to tap Garda telephone calls, the Irish Government accepted in the 1980s.

Garda calls 'were not secure from IRA penetration', state notes reveal

The IRA was able to tap Garda telephone calls, the Irish Government accepted in the 1980s.

During a security summit in London in 1986, the British wanted to know about possible infiltration of police communications, according to secret files just released under the 30-year rule..

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