Planned mosque attack was at advanced stage, court told
First reported 9 Oct, 12:28 UTCUpdated 1d ago3 sources
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Three members of a terrorist organisation who were planning to blow up a mosque in Galway were at an advanced stage of preparation when they were arrested, the Special Criminal Court was told.
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Garrett Pollock (36) and Darren Gorman (34) made pleas in mitigation after pleading guilty
Three members of a terrorist organisation who were planning to blow up a mosque in Galway were at an advanced stage of preparation when they were arrested, the Special Criminal Court was told.
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- Planned mosque attack was at advanced stage, court told (opens RTÉ News in a new tab)
Three members of a terrorist organisation who were planning to blow up a mosque in Galway were at an advanced stage of preparation when they were arrested, the Special Criminal Court was told.
- Men who planned Galway mosque attack claim they have distanced from radicalising groups (opens The Irish Times in a new tab)
Garrett Pollock (36) and Darren Gorman (34) made pleas in mitigation after pleading guilty
- Men who planned Galway mosque attack claim they were radicalised by anti-immigrant groups (opens TheJournal.ie in a new tab)
The court heard that Garrett Pollock and Darren Gorman have distanced themselves from those online
