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Decision not to charge ‘Border Fox’ Dessie O’Hare over attempted murder of prison officer led to fear of British reaction
Irish officials were worried about the potential reaction of the British authorities to a decision not to prosecute INLA ...
Irish government feared retaliation over decision not to prosecute Dessie O’Hare
Frequently at odds over Border security, British prime minister Margaret Thatcher was infuriated that the Irish were not ...
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'Border Fox' Dessie O'Hare is jailed for seven years
Former INLA man Dessie O'Hare has been jailed for seven years at Dublin's no-jury Special Criminal Court. O'Hare, 62, from Slate Rock Road, Newtownhamilton, was once known as "The Border Fox".
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State Papers: Minister feared retaliation over failure to prosecute republican terrorist Dessie O'Hare
Minister for justice Gerry Collins concerned decision to not to prosecute O'Hare and accomplice Eugene McNamee for attempted ...
RTE Online3y
Search For Dessie O’Hare
The police and army search for Dessie O'Hare, in the aftermath of the John O'Grady kidnapping continues. Report shows Army and Gardaí personnel at Dromiskin, Louth. Gardaí and army checkpoint.
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'Border Fox' Dessie O'Hare granted bail in Dublin
Former INLA man Dessie O'Hare, once known as the "Border Fox", has been granted bail on charges including assault and false imprisonment. Mr O'Hare, 61, of Slaterock Road, Newtownhamilton ...
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Dessie O'Hare Critical
Dessie O'Hare's removal to Saint Vincent's Hospital, Dublin, following a shootout with Gardaí and the Irish Army. Report shows ambulance under heavy Garda escort. Hospital entrance. Interview ...