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Businessman Pleads Guilty to Belfast Bomb Hoax Targeting Simon Coveney
A businessman has pleaded guilty to orchestrating a bomb hoax aimed at former Irish deputy prime minister Simon Coveney during a peace conference in Belfast. The admission follows police investigations into the security breach that disrupted the high-profile diplomatic gathering.
2 Sept, 11:47 — 2 Sept, 12:31
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Man pleads guilty to Belfast bomb hoax targeting Coveney
A Belfast man has pleaded guilty to charges arising from a loyalist bomb hoax targeting former minister for foreign affairs Simon Coveney.
Read full article →irish-independent2d ago
Businessman admits bomb hoax targeting peace event involving former Tánaiste Simon Coveney
By Ryan Nugent,John Cassidy
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First report: irish-independent · 2 Sept, 11:47|Full coverage: 2 · 44m|Window: 44m
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