Co. Fermanagh • 4 stories • Since 05 Dec 2013 • Latest 20 Dec 2013
Pictured: Michael Kiely (MIDDLE) celebrating with friends as he left court after he was acquitted of IRA membership by the Special Criminal Court. A man who read out a Continuity IRA statement threatening Irish members of the British Army has been acquitted of IRA membership by the Special Criminal
The wife of a man who read out a Continuity IRA statement threatening Irish members of the British Army has told the Special Criminal Court that gardai acknowledged they knew her husband was not a member of the IRA. In a graveside oration delivered last January, father-of-two Michael Kiely (43) read
A Garda Chief Superintendent has told the Special Criminal Court it is his belief that a man who read out a Continuity IRA statement threatening Irish members of the British Army was a member of the IRA. In a graveside oration delivered last January, father-of-two Michael Kiely read a statement by C
A man who read out a Continuity IRA statement which identified Irish enlistees in the British Army as "legitimate targets" for the IRA has gone on trial at the Special Criminal Court. In a graveside oration delivered last January, father-of-two Michael Mr Kiely read a statement by CIRA “prisoners of
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A man has been acquitted of IRA membership by the Special Criminal Court following a trial centred on a graveside oration he delivered in Limerick in January 2013. The accused read a statement attributed to Continuity IRA prisoners that contained threats against Irish members...
A man charged with membership of an unlawful organisation has denied the allegation at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin. Michael Kiely, aged 43, of Abbeyvale, Corbally in Limerick, has pleaded not guilty to membership of the IRA following an incident in January 2013....
A Garda Chief Superintendent has given evidence to the Special Criminal Court that he held the belief Michael Kiely was a member of an unlawful organisation styling itself the Irish Republican Army. Mr Kiely, aged 43, of Abbeyvale, Corbally, Limerick, has pleaded not guilty to...
A 43-year-old man from Limerick has pleaded not guilty to membership of an unlawful organisation at the Special Criminal Court following allegations that he read a statement at a graveside commemoration. The accused is charged with IRA membership after reading a Continuity IRA...