Men failed to answer questions regarding suspected IRA activities, Special Criminal Court hears

Two Dublin men accused of IRA membership failed to answer detectives' questions about suspected dissident activity, the Special Criminal Court has heard.

Men failed to answer questions regarding suspected IRA activities, Special Criminal Court hears
Wed, 25 Apr, 2018 - 17:56

By Daniel Hickey

Two Dublin men accused of IRA membership failed to answer detectives' questions about suspected dissident activity, the Special Criminal Court has heard.

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