The father of a young man who died after being restrained by bouncers at a Cork nightclub is to resume his hunger strike outside the Dáil today.

IMPORTANT new evidence has been submitted to the Director of Public Prosecutions by the father of a young man killed in a tragic incident at a Cork night club, the Irish Examiner has been informed.

REPORTS in this country are used by the Government and its agencies to long-finger apportionment of blame, and the more serious the issue, the longer the delay.

AN Assistant Garda Commissioner has been dispatched to Cork to try to prevent an anguished father from resuming a hunger strike outside the Dáil next Tuesday over the death of his son at a local nightclub.

FOR the second time in a week, the Director of Public Prosecutions is mired in controversy over his failure to explain why no prosecution was instituted in a case now causing widespread public concern.

PARENTS of a five-year-old girl left partially paralysed after getting caught up in a violent Traveller feud want the Minister for Justice to explain why the person responsible will not stand trial.

ANDREW MOYNIHAN has vowed to continue his campaign for justice for his son Adrian if he is not satisfied with the outcome of a forthcoming report on the case by the Garda Commissioner.

SIMPLE justice in this country is not so simple. Ask Andrew Moynihan.

THE Justice Minister has apologised to hunger strike father Andrew Moynihan for staying in the Dáil bar instead of answering questions about the garda investigation into the death of his son.

The Minister for Justice has instructed the Garda Commissioner to re-examine the files relating to the death of a young Corkman outside a nightclub two years ago.

The man on hunger strike outside Leinster House in protest at the failure to prosecute anyone in connection with his son's death, has said Justice Minister Michael McDowell apologised to him today.

Justice Minister Michael McDowell has met with the Cork man currently on hunger strike outside Leinster House in protest at the failure to prosecute anyone in connection with his death.

STANDING beside a small holdall at the gates of Leinster House, Andrew Moynihan holds a small banner aloft. Hunger Strike For Justice, reads its simple message.

Fine Gael TD Bernard Allen has called on the Minister for Justice to set up an inquiry into the death of Adrian Moynihan outside a Cork nightclub two years ago.

A Cork man whose son died following a confrontation with nightclub bouncers has begun a hunger strike outside the Dáil to protest at the State's failure to prosecute anyone in connection with the death.

A CORK family whose son died in controversial circumstances last night welcomed a district judge's decision to make close circuit television cameras compulsory in and around nightclub venues.