'Gun plot pair' get a holiday

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14 August 2007
Mirror

A couple accused of a gun smuggling plot have had their bail conditions relaxed to take their two children on holiday. Desmond and Alison Kearns are facing terror charges after alleged conversations between them and security agents posing as arms dealers. The recordings allegedly concern the purchase of weapons and explosives for the Real IRA. Mr Kearns, 42, is charged with conspiracy to possess weapons and explosives. His 38-year-old wife is charged with inviting an unnamed person to provide terrorism weapons. The PSNI objected to the family, from Lurgan, going to Donegal as they "would have no control over monitoring their movements". But Mr Justice Gillen said the PSNI and Garda could co-operate on the matter.

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RIRA accused have bail relaxed for family holiday

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14 August 2007 
The Irish News

A Co Armagh couple accused of involvement in a Real IRA gun smuggling plot have had their bail conditions temporarily relaxed so they can take their two children on a family holiday to Donegal.

An application to relax the conditions during a week-long holiday to be taken later this month was made in Belfast's High Court yesterday on behalf of Desmond and Alison Kearns.

The couple, from Tannaghmore Green in Lurgan, are facing terrorism charges after alleged conversations between them and members of the British security forces posing as cigarette and arms dealers were recorded.
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Holiday bail relax decision is slammed

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14 August 2007
Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace and Claire Regan


Upper Bann MP David Simpson said he was concerned to hear that a Belfast  judge had agreed to temporarily relax the couple's bail conditions so they  can take their two children on the family holiday to the Republic.  An application to relax the conditions during a week-long holiday to be taken later this month was made in Belfast's High Court yesterday on behalf of Desmond and Alison Kearns.

The couple, from Tannaghmore Green in Lurgan, are currently facing terrorism charges after alleged conversations between them and members of the British security forces posing as cigarette and arms dealers were recorded.
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Fury after judge lets gun-running accused go on a Donegal holiday

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14 August 2007
Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace and Claire Regan


Upper Bann MP David Simpson said he was concerned to hear that a Belfast judge had agreed to temporarily relax the couple's bail conditions so they can take their two children on the family holiday.

An application to relax the conditions during a week-long holiday to be taken later this month was made in Belfast's High Court yesterday on behalf of Desmond and Alison Kearns.
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Gun deal accused bailed

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28 July 2007
Mirror
Ivan McMichael


A man allegedly involved in gun-running for dissident republicans was released on bail yesterday after spending a year in custody.  It was the seventh time the case of Desmond Kearns, 42, had come before the High Court in Belfast. 
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Accused gets bail in Real IRA arms case

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28 July 2007
The Irish News
Allison Morris


A man from Co Armagh charged with trying to procure weapons for the Real IRA was granted bail yesterday after police were forced to admit that recorded evidence central to the case had been rendered useless.

Desmond Kearns of Tannaghmore Green in Lurgan has been on remand in Maghaberry prison since June last year facing charges of conspiring to possess weapons for the republican group.

Police strongly opposed bail in the past. However, the prosecution told a court yesterday the police now had no issue with the 42-year-old being released pending trial following a "change of circumstances".
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Prisoner on arms charges denied bail

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16 June 2007
The Irish News
Allison Morris


A Co Armagh man accused of trying to procure an arsenal of weapons for the Real IRA was refused bail yesterday, despite police admitting that a secret recording at the centre of the case is inaudible.

Desmond Kearns (42), from Tannaghmore Green in Lurgan, has been on remand in Maghaberry prison for almost a year facing charges of conspiring to possess weapons.

His wife Alison Kearns (38) is currently on bail after being charged with inviting another person to provide weapons.
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Fernando Ferreira sighting

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51 Service information re-sighting in camping site in
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CCTV images from Hotel Pestana Alvor Park

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538 to 540—Letter re analysis of CCTV images from Hotel Pestana Alvor Park
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Sighting in Alvor, Portugal - Madeleine McCann

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