Two men plead guilty at Ireland’s Special Criminal Court to terror-related offences connected to an attempted attack on a mosque in Galway. According to reporting from multiple outlets, the men enter their guilty pleas in Dublin on Monday. The case involves a plot from last year in which the men are alleged to have planned to set fire to the mosque. One outlet states the pleas relate specifically to an attempt to damage the mosque, while another describes the matter as a plot to attack by arson. The Special Criminal Court is the forum for the case, and the guilty pleas mean the defendants accept the prosecution’s account of the offences charged. The reports do not provide additional details on sentencing outcomes in the available summaries, focusing instead on the procedural stage and the nature of the alleged plan. No further information about the identities of the men or specific legal charges is included in the provided excerpts.