A Northern Irish man has appeared in court charged with offences connected to terrorist training in Syria.

Eamon Bradley, from Londonderry, appeared at the city's magistrates court on Saturday morning after being arrested on Thursday.

He is charged with two offences - possession of explosives with intent to endanger life, namely a grenade, and receiving training in arms and explosives in Syria.

Bradley, 25, from Melmore Gardens in the Creggan area of Derry, is alleged to have committed the offences between April and October this year.

Dressed in a black T-shirt, Bradley spoke only to confirm his date of birth and to say that he understood the charges he faces.

He was remanded in custody after his application for bail was refused by District Judge Barney McElholm.