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 Road in Crossmaglen, also faces related charges.
The trio from Co Armagh were arrested after a three-year 'sting' involving an MI5 agent codenamed 'Amir'.
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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 Road in Crossmaglen, also faces related charges.
The trio from Co Armagh were arrested after a three-year 'sting' involving an MI5 agent codenamed 'Amir'.