Integration Centre withdraws judge garda-complaint plan

The Integration Centre is withdrawing its plan to complain to the Gardaí about comments made by a District Court judge.

Integration Centre withdraws judge garda-complaint plan
Thu, 02 Aug, 2012 - 17:10

The Integration Centre is withdrawing its plan to complain to the Gardaí about comments made by a District Court judge.

Justice Mary Devins described the social welfare system as a Polish charity during a court hearing in Castlebar in Co Mayo last week.

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