The High Court has further adjourned an application by the US to extradite former Workers' Party President Sean Garland.
Mr Garland is accused of involvement in a large-scale operation to make high quality counterfeit US dollars.
US authorities claim the 75-year-old from Beldonstown, Brownstown in Navan, Co Meath, conspired with others outside the US in a counterfeiting operation involving almost perfect copies of dollars.
The case was adjourned until 2 December.
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