Man convicted of stealing car allegedly used in robbery of Lordship Credit Union in 2013

Judge's indictment stated that on January 22 and 23, 2013, at various locations in Co Louth, James Flynn conspired with garda killer Aaron Brady and another to enter premises at Clogherhead in Co Louth to steal the keys of a Volkswagen Passat

It is alleged the same vehicle was used in the credit union robbery at Lordship two days later in which Det Garda Adrian Donohoe was shot dead. Picture: Garda/PA Wire

Armagh man James Flynn has on Monday afternoon been convicted by judges at the Special Criminal Court of conspiring with garda killer Aaron Brady to steal a car that is alleged to have been used in the robbery of Lordship Credit Union, during which Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe was murdered over 10 years ago.

The three-judge court continues to return its judgement on the separate charge of robbery at the credit union against Flynn and his co-accused Brendan Treanor. Both defendants deny these charges alleged against them.