Mick Wallace to sue Shatter and State for data breach

Independent TD Mick Wallace has launched a civil action against former Minister for Justice Alan Shatter for disclosing private information about him on RTE’s Prime Time.

Mick Wallace to sue Shatter and State for data breach
Wed, 20 May, 2015 - 18:12

By Tom Tuite

Independent TD Mick Wallace has launched a civil action against former Minister for Justice Alan Shatter for disclosing private information about him on RTE’s Prime Time.

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