Liam Adams Extradition 26th July 2011
Liam Adams a leading member of Sinn Fein and The IRA and brother of Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams will have his arguments to oppose his extradition back to the north/Northern Ireland on Child Rape allegations heard on the 26th July 2011. It is now known that Gerry Adams had known about the allegations against his brother Liam for many years and also knew that his father Gerry Adams Snr had sexually molested a number of children, yet Gerry Adams gave the go-ahead for his father Gerry Adams Snr to have a full IRA funeral.
While Gerry Adams and Sinn Fein were concealing the rape of children by members of their own organisation, Sinn Fein was running public campaigns against people convicted/accused of sexual crime. New research shows that those people who conceal the rape and sexual molestation of children are in fact raping children by proxy and will at some point in their life rape or sexually molest children.
The High Court has fixed a date in July to hear the extradition case against Liam Adams, who is being sought in Northern Ireland on rape and indecent assault charges against his daughter.
Mr Adams, the brother of Sinn Féin TD Gerry Adams, is wanted in the North to face multiple charges of rape, indecent assault and gross indecency against his daughter, Áine Tyrell, who has waived her right to anonymity.
He denies all the charges and is contesting the request for his surrender.
Remy Farrell BL, for the Minister for Justice, said although the hearing was ready to proceed, he understood counsel for Mr Adams would not be available until late July.
Mr Justice John Edwards remanded Mr Adams, who was present in court, on continuing bail to appear before the court on July 26th for hearing.
