Irish Museum Employee Charged with Bomb Possession Remanded in Custody
An employee of the National Museum of Ireland, charged with possessing a bomb, has been remanded in custody. The individual's legal team has indicated plans to reapply for bail at the earliest opportunity.
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National Museum employee wants to reapply for bail at ‘earliest chance’ following bomb charge
Man remains unrepresented by a solicitor, Special Criminal Court hears
By Alison O’Riordan
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A man has told the Special Criminal Court that he wants to reapply for bail "at the earliest chance", having already been denied release at the weekend, when he was charged with the possession of an explosive device in connection with the discovery of a bomb in a car in Co Monaghan last week.
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By Alison O’Riordan
Read full article →Museum employee charged with possessing bomb wants to reapply for bail 'at earliest chance'
The non-jury court remanded the accused man Simon O’Donovan in custody today, having heard that he remains unrepresented by a solicitor.
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