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THE TRIAL of five Gardaí, charged with more than 40 counts of attempting to pervert the course of justice, will take close to eight weeks.
Two retired Sligo Gardaí have been honoured for their bravery when confronting an armed gang of men forty years ago.
FOUR Gardaí and a retired Superintendent have been granted free legal aid to cover the cost of a third barrister to their defence team
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Thomas Murphy was 20 when in early hours of New Year’s Day 2019, he was ‘out on the town’ and came to the attention of fellow gardaí
Brandon Leech Each case was dealt with separately with no Garda objections to bail provided the trio obeyed strict conditions. Detective Garda Michelle Fitzpatrick gave evidence of arrest charge and caution in the case of one of the boys, aged 15. She said he made reply, and he was handed a true copy of the charge. Judge Jones asked for an outline of the allegations. Detective Garda Fitzpatrick said the injured party had been in the East Wall area an hour before the incident, “where he sought a substance that turned out to be a rip-off drug deal”. “He returned an hour later looking for ...