Man Charged in 20-Year-Old Sinn Féin Murder

0:00It's March 30th. Welcome to Europe News Today, powered by AI and covering Europe in real-time. A 49-year-old man named Antoine Duffy just got charged with a murder of Dennis Donaldson, shot dead 20 years ago in a remote donagall. Cottage. Donaldson was a big-senfane player in Stormon, who confessed to being a police and MI5 informer for over two decades before the hit in April 2, 2006. Duffy, from county donagall but extra-dited from Scotland, faces the special criminal court on that murder between the 3rd and 4th of April 2, 2006, plus holding a shotgun in ammo there to endanger life. He's also hit with attempted murder charges against a then-28-year-old Liam Copeland McGinley back on the 19th of November 2, 2007 near Glenvee National Park, along with more shotgun possession counts at that spot. In court today, detectives arrested him at 122 p.m., a casement aero-drome, and brought him straight in on a warrant from 2000. 19, directed by the top prosecutors. Duffy only confirmed his name

1:05before Judge Patrick McGrath remanded him in custody to the 13th of April when the case picks back up and sheds. More light on this cold case, finally cracking open.