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Night the IRA tried to blow up Cork garda HQ - Vimarsana News

Night the IRA tried to blow up Cork garda HQ

It may have been 1941, but the IRA hadn’t gone away... PAT POLAND recalls an incident in Cork city that could have resulted in tragedy - but ended up ...

Two men accused of helping Regency shooting were 'unfairly' questioned by gardai, court hears - Vimarsana News

Two men accused of helping Regency shooting were 'unfairly' questioned by gardai, court hears

Two men accused of helping the gang behind the Regency hotel shooting were “unfairly” questioned without caution in a "grave error" by gardai, their defence lawyers have argued.

Kildare Nationalist — Jason Bonney said he got invite to Regency Hotel weigh-in from MGM's Matthew Macklin - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — Jason Bonney said he got invite to Regency Hotel weigh-in from MGM's Matthew Macklin

Accused man Jason Bonney also said that his son, who is a seven-time European bronze medallist, also got invited to the boxing event where Mr Byrne was shot…

Builder accused of helping Regency murder gang says he knew two top Kinahan lieutenants - Vimarsana News

Builder accused of helping Regency murder gang says he knew two top Kinahan lieutenants

A BUILDER accused of helping the gang who carried out the Regency shooting said his life came under threat after gardai questioned him about the attack.

Man accused of helping Regency shooting gang 'unlawfully' detained by gardai, defence says - Vimarsana News

Man accused of helping Regency shooting gang 'unlawfully' detained by gardai, defence says

One of the men accused of helping the gang behind the Regency hotel shooting was “unfairly” questioned and “unlawfully” detained by gardai after his arrest, his defence has argued.