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'A couple of hours became three years,' say US veterans fined over Shannon protest - Vimarsana News

'A couple of hours became three years,' say US veterans fined over Shannon protest

Tarak Kauff (80) and Ken Mayers (85) say people supporting Irish neutrality need to stand firm

Two US Army Veterans Found Guilty Of Interfering With Operation Of Shannon Airport - Vimarsana News

Two US Army Veterans Found Guilty Of Interfering With Operation Of Shannon Airport

Two US Army veterans have been found guilty of interfering with the operation of Shannon Airport as part of an anti-war protest three years ago. The men, who are in their 80s, were cleared of trespassing with criminal intent and of causing criminal damage to a perimeter fence at the airport.   85yo Ken Mayers, […]

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Kildare Nationalist — US army veterans convicted of interfering with the operations of Shannon Airport - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — US army veterans convicted of interfering with the operations of Shannon Airport

The five-day trial heard that at around 10am on St Patrick's Day 2019, the two men cut a hole in the airport perimeter fence with a pair of bolt cutters…

Waterford News and Star — US army veterans convicted of interfering with the operations of Shannon Airport - Vimarsana News

Waterford News and Star — US army veterans convicted of interfering with the operations of Shannon Airport

The five-day trial heard that at around 10am on St Patrick's Day 2019, the two men cut a hole in the airport perimeter fence with a pair of bolt cutters…

US army veterans convicted of interfering with operations at Shannon Airport - Vimarsana News

US army veterans convicted of interfering with operations at Shannon Airport

The two anti-war protesters were acquitted of criminal damage charges.