Legal representatives have voiced concerns regarding the prolonged wait for evidence, two decades after the murder of former Provisional IRA member and Sinn Féin official Denis Donaldson.
Three individuals, including two men and a teenager, have been arrested and charged in connection with an arson attack that destroyed four Hatzalah ambulances belonging to a UK Jewish charity in March, and have now been ordered to remain in UK custody. The London police stated the incident has not been declared a terrorist act.
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.
A man has been brought before the Special Criminal Court charged with the murder of republican double agent Denis Donaldson in Co Donegal, following his extradition from Scotland. The 49-year-old man appeared in court charged with six offences, including the murder of Donaldson in 2006.
A 49-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Denis Donaldson, a former senior Sinn Féin official and MI5 informant who was shot dead 20 years ago, and has been remanded in custody.