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05/02/2003
Real IRA suspect faces explosion charges
A suspected republican terrorist is expected to appear in court today charged with conspiracy to cause an explosion.
The charge against the 24-year-old man is believed to relate to an explosion at Stewartstown police station in July 2000.
No-one was injured in the 250lb car bomb blast which damaged businesses and homes in the surrounding area.
The man also faces charges of being a member of dissident republican group, the Real IRA.
(MB)
The charge against the 24-year-old man is believed to relate to an explosion at Stewartstown police station in July 2000.
No-one was injured in the 250lb car bomb blast which damaged businesses and homes in the surrounding area.
The man also faces charges of being a member of dissident republican group, the Real IRA.
(MB)
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