Menu
13/12/2007
Delay In 'Slab' Murphy Case
The case against leading republican Thomas 'Slab' Murphy has been delayed by a week, due to the discovery of a "large amount of documentation".
Mr Murphy, 58, from Ballybinaby, Hacksballscross in Co. Louth, has been charged with nine alleged revenue offences under the Taxes Consolidation Act. It has been alleged that Mr Murphy failed to make full tax returns in specific tax years.
The delay was granted by Judge Flann Brennan at Dundalk District Court on Wednesday and the case has been adjourned until next Wednesday in order to allow the book of evidence to be prepared.
The judge also refused an application to relax a bail requirement for Mr Murphy to sign on every day at Dundalk garda station, but said that he would consider it in the future if Mr Murphy continued to comply with it.
Gardaí had opposed any change in bail conditions.
(KMcA)
Mr Murphy, 58, from Ballybinaby, Hacksballscross in Co. Louth, has been charged with nine alleged revenue offences under the Taxes Consolidation Act. It has been alleged that Mr Murphy failed to make full tax returns in specific tax years.
The delay was granted by Judge Flann Brennan at Dundalk District Court on Wednesday and the case has been adjourned until next Wednesday in order to allow the book of evidence to be prepared.
The judge also refused an application to relax a bail requirement for Mr Murphy to sign on every day at Dundalk garda station, but said that he would consider it in the future if Mr Murphy continued to comply with it.
Gardaí had opposed any change in bail conditions.
(KMcA)
Related Northern Ireland News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
21 November 2007
£64m Facelift For Londonderry and Coleraine Rail Line
A £64m scheme to relay the line between Londonderry and Coleraine will commence by 2011.
£64m Facelift For Londonderry and Coleraine Rail Line
A £64m scheme to relay the line between Londonderry and Coleraine will commence by 2011.
22 July 2010
Bail Bid Fails For Bomb Accused
A Dundalk man has been refused bail over his charge of conspiracy to cause an explosion outside an Armagh police station in April. David Murphy was remanded in custody to appear before the Dublin court again in October.
Bail Bid Fails For Bomb Accused
A Dundalk man has been refused bail over his charge of conspiracy to cause an explosion outside an Armagh police station in April. David Murphy was remanded in custody to appear before the Dublin court again in October.
05 November 2024
Economy Minister Seeks Clarity On Go Succeed Initiative
Economy Minister, Conor Murphy, has said that he is seeking clarity on the continued support of the Go Succeed service. Go Succeed is the council led business start-up service for the north of Ireland and is majority funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF).
Economy Minister Seeks Clarity On Go Succeed Initiative
Economy Minister, Conor Murphy, has said that he is seeking clarity on the continued support of the Go Succeed service. Go Succeed is the council led business start-up service for the north of Ireland and is majority funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF).
28 June 2024
Remarkable Marketing Award Winners Revealed At Industry Event
The inaugural Remarkable Marketing Awards recognised 20 experts across the industry recently at a glittering awards ceremony at the Europa Hotel. Sponsored by Card Group Research, the awards were created by the team behind the hugely popular annual Big Marketing Meet Up conference.
Remarkable Marketing Award Winners Revealed At Industry Event
The inaugural Remarkable Marketing Awards recognised 20 experts across the industry recently at a glittering awards ceremony at the Europa Hotel. Sponsored by Card Group Research, the awards were created by the team behind the hugely popular annual Big Marketing Meet Up conference.
02 March 2022
Business Rates Frozen For Another Year
Regional business rates are to be frozen for another year, Finance Minister, Conor Murphy has announced. The Minister also confirmed he intends to provide businesses with a £50 million rates support package in the 2022/23 financial year as well as continuing the Small Business Rate Relief which will benefit thousands of business premises.
Business Rates Frozen For Another Year
Regional business rates are to be frozen for another year, Finance Minister, Conor Murphy has announced. The Minister also confirmed he intends to provide businesses with a £50 million rates support package in the 2022/23 financial year as well as continuing the Small Business Rate Relief which will benefit thousands of business premises.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherThis Evening and Tonight:Another cloudy and mild night with the odd spot of light drizzle. More widespread outbreaks of rain will spread southeast into western parts of Tyrone, Fermanagh and Derry late in the night. Minimum temperature 8 °C.
