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Concerns Raised Over Delays in Denis Donaldson Murder Case
Lawyers have expressed concern over significant delays in the case of a man charged with the murder of former IRA member and MI5 spy Denis Donaldson, nearly 20 years after the killing. The wait for evidence continues to be a major issue.
27 Jul, 15:19 — 27 Jul, 15:30
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irish-timesHigh10d ago
Concern over delays in case of man charged with murdering British spy Denis Donaldson
Barrister for Antoin Duffy, who also faces weapons and attempted murder charges, says client ‘in the dark’ regarding book of evidence
Read full article →irish-independent10d ago
Lawyers voice ‘concern’ over wait for evidence 20 years on from murder of former IRA member and MI5 spy Denis Donaldson
Donaldson was shot dead at an isolated Donegal cottage 20 years ago after he was exposed as an MI5 informant
By Eoin Reynolds
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First report: irish-times · 27 Jul, 15:19|Full coverage: 2 · 10m|Window: 10m
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