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Ex-INLA man's son on bomb charges Ex-INLA man's son on bomb charges
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The son of former INLA leader Dominic McGlinchey has been remanded in custody at Londonderry Magistrates Court on explosives charges.The son of former INLA leader Dominic McGlinchey has been remanded in custody at Londonderry Magistrates Court on explosives charges.
The charges are connected to the discovery of a bomb in Bellaghy in July.The charges are connected to the discovery of a bomb in Bellaghy in July.
Declan McGlinchey, 30, of Gulladuff Road in Bellaghy, denies possessing an explosive device and making explosives with intent to endanger life.Declan McGlinchey, 30, of Gulladuff Road in Bellaghy, denies possessing an explosive device and making explosives with intent to endanger life.
He was remanded in custody to appear by video-link on 14 November.He was remanded in custody to appear by video-link on 14 November.
His solicitor said he would be making an application for bail in the High Court.His solicitor said he would be making an application for bail in the High Court.
During cross-examination, a detective confirmed to a defence solicitor that Mr McGlinchey had made a statement denying the allegations.
Challenged to reveal the evidence against the defendant, the detective confirmed DNA forensics were found on the device.
However, he also agreed with the solicitor that this was discovered on a piece of tape connected to the explosives.
The court was told that batteries, wiring, an electrical switch and lunchbox were all component parts.
The lawyer said: "The sole evidence in this case is that there is DNA found on a piece of tape."
He added that his client had made a statement that he worked in the construction industry where he would come into contact with various types of equipment on building sites.