Analysis: Nóirín O’Sullivan leaves a trail of questions in her wake at Disclosures Tribunal

Nóirín O’Sullivan was out through the gap yesterday afternoon, her three days of evidence at the Disclosures Tribunal completed, writes Michael Clifford.

She left behind a number of questions which Judge Peter Charleton will have to ponder before he comes to write his report.

Chief among these will surely be why the then commissioner of An Garda Síochána appeared to be only half tuned in to the O’Higgins commission of inquiry in 2015, which, she has claimed, was vitally important to the force.