61-year-old IRA suspect Martin McCauley granted bail for 1982 murder of 3 Northern Ireland police officers.

Martin John McCauley, 61, wanted for the 1982 murder of three police officers in a Northern Ireland IRA bombing, has been granted bail by Dublin's High Court. The attack, which killed the officers at Kinnego Embankment, was claimed by the IRA. McCauley must meet conditions including providing €5,000 in sureties and demonstrating €10,000 funds. He has surrendered his passport and driving license and must reside at a specified address.