Medal and £650k or I walk: MI5 witness

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28 October 2009 The Irish News Barry McCaffrey The chief MI5 witness in a Real IRA arms trial refused to give evidence unless he was given £650,000 and a medal from the Queen. Paul McCaugherty (43), of Beech Court, and Desmond Kearns (44), of Tannaghmore Green, both in Lurgan, are to stand trial next year over an alleged plot to smuggle weapons from mainland Europe. Dermot Gregory (41), also known as Michael Dermot, of Concession...
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35 security agents set to appear in Real IRA trial

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24 October 2009 Belfast Telegraph Thirty-five service agents are to give evidence in the trial of three County Armagh men arrested after an MI5 sting operation against the Real IRA, a court has heard. As the trio pleaded not guilty to the charges at Belfast Crown Court yesterday, a lawyer for the prosecution revealed they have applied for...
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Agents identities hidden at trial of RIRA accused

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24 October 2009 The Irish News Thirty five security service agents are to give evidence in the trial of three Co Armagh men arrested after an MI5 sting operation against the Real IRA, a court heard yesterday. As the trio pleaded not guilty to the charges at Belfast Crown Court, a prosecuting lawyer revealed they have applied for a ruling...
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MI5 testimony in terrorism case

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24 October 2009 The Guardian Henry McDonald Thirty-five MI5 officers are to be called to give evidence against three Northern Irish men accused of dissident republican terrorism. The officers will be allowed to give their evidence behind screens, Belfast crown court heard yesterday. The court heard that the security forces had amassed 90 hours of bugged conversations involving the accuse...
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MI5 agents set to give evidence in RIRA "sting" trial

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24 October 2009 Belfast Newsletter Thirty-five Security Service agents are to give evidence in the trial of three Co Armagh men arrested after an MI5 sting operation against the Real IRA, a court has hear...
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MI5 agents to testify behind screens in Real IRA trial

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23 October 2009 Guardian Unlimited Henry McDonald MI5 officers called to give evidence against three men accused of involvement in dissident republican terrorism Thirty-five MI5 officers are to be called to court to give evidence against three Northern Irish men accused of dissident republican terrorism. The spies will be allowed to give...
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Dozens of MI5 agents to testify in Real IRA trial

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23 October 2009 Intelligence News Ian Allen Over 30 agents of MI5, Britain’s primary domestic intelligence agency, will be anonymously giving evidence at a scheduled trial of three men arrested in connection with a Real IRA international gun smuggling operation. The men, Paul Anthony John McCaugherty, Dermot Declan Gregory, and Desmond Paul Kearns, all from County Armagh in Northern Ireland, were arrested after a yearlong infiltration...
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Spies testify on 'Real IRA sting'

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23 October 2009 BBC News Thirty five MI5 officers are to give evidence against three County Armagh men arrested after an operation against the Real IRA, a court has heard. The trio pleaded not guilty at Belfast Crown Court to the charges, linked to what police believe was an international gun-smuggling operation. The officers have applied to give evidence anonymously behind screen...
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