A garda station was bugged during the detention of prisoners during a botched death probe in Donegal, a former garda revealed today.

Disgraced former Detective Sergeant John White today insisted he never physically abused a woman in garda custody.

A retired detective broke down in tears today as he urged his former colleague to come clean about the abuse of two sisters in garda custody.

A retired garda detective accused of securing a false confession from publican Frank McBrearty Junior today described the moment he confessed.

A retired garda detective accused of securing a false murder confession from publican Frank McBrearty Junior today alleged there was a conspiracy against him.

A suspended garda sergeant heavily criticised in three Morris Tribunal reports will have part of his legal costs covered by the state, it emerged today.

A suspended garda sergeant, heavily criticised in the last three reports from the Morris Tribunal, today made an application to have his legal costs paid.

A man treated as a suspect over the death of Donegal cattle dealer Richie Barron has agreed to appear before the Morris Tribunal to give evidence, it was confirmed today.

A garda broke down today revealing she was threatened after discovering an officer’s interview notes were forged and altered on the original record during a murder probe.

A Garda sergeant today confessed to his role in forging police files of a murder case.

A garda detective today admitted he altered interview notes from a murder inquiry after separate approaches from a senior officer and a colleague.

THE doctor treating Detective Sergeant John White has been summoned to appear before the Morris Tribunal this morning after Mr Justice Frederick Morris said he was not satisfied the witness was unable to appear.

The Morris Tribunal into garda corruption in Donegal today concluded its sub-module into the detention of Michael Peoples.

A FORMER garda was yesterday warned he would be taken to the High Court if he refused to give evidence to the Morris Tribunal.

A former garda was today warned he would be taken to the High Court if he refused to give evidence to the Morris Tribunal.

A SENIOR garda yesterday revealed he raised concerns with a custody officer over a vigorous interview after hearing loud voices in an interrogation room.

A garda sergeant said today he did not think the raised voices he heard during the interview of a female prisoner warranted his intervention.

A WOMAN begged with gardaí to stop the mistreatment of her cousin in custody, the Morris Tribunal heard yesterday.

A woman begged gardaí to stop the mistreatment of her cousin in custody, the Morris Tribunal heard today.

A GARDA Sergeant yesterday denied telling a publican his premises would becontinuously raided by gardaí in a bid to extract information from him over thedeath of a Donegal cattle dealer.

Gardaí today denied claims they threatened and intimidated a Donegal woman accused of covering up for a murder suspect in Donegal.

A Donegal woman was threatened with a 14-year jail term for protecting a relation believed to have killed a local cattle dealer, it was claimed today.

A Garda sergeant today denied a suspect was violently manhandled during his arrest by being pulled from his car and thrown across the bonnet.

A forensic psychologist whose testimony helped free the Birmingham Six and Guildford Four is to give evidence to the Morris Tribunal this week.

A FORMER detective superintendent yesterday dismissed as outrageous claims he had told a garda to flash post-mortem pictures at a woman during an aggressive interview designed to break her down.

A FORMER superintendent denied at the Morris Tribunal that gardaí had ever been encouraged to step outside the rules by using aggressive interview techniques to break people down in custody.

A former superintendent today denied gardaí had ever been encouraged to step outside the rules by using aggressive interview techniques to break people down in custody.

THERE were no cloak and dagger methods used during interviews with a Donegal woman in relation to the death of cattle dealer Richie Barron, a garda claimed yesterday.

There were no cloak and dagger methods used during interviews with a Donegal woman in relation to the death of cattle dealer Richie Barron, a garda claimed today.

A detective garda was unaware of any agreement between officers to ensure a woman was broken down during an interview in a Donegal garda station, the Morris Tribunal heard today.

There was pandemonium in Letterkenny while the death of cattle dealer Richie Barron was being investigated, the Morris Tribunal heard today.

Garda chiefs were today accused of extensively bugging custody rooms, cars, apartments and phones for many years by a long-serving officer.

INTERVIEW techniques used to threaten two Donegal sisters were widely used by gardaí for serious crime investigations, the Morris Tribunal heard yesterday.

MAJOR changes are taking place within the gardaí to ensure Donegal-style abuses don’t happen again, the Garda Commissioner and the Justice Minister have said.

Dramatic changes have been made to ensure the safety of those being questioned by Gardaí, it emerged tonight.

A SUSPENDED detective sergeant said yesterday he had hoped two sisters would not tell the Morris Tribunal about the systematic abuse they suffered in custody.

A suspended Detective Sergeant today said he had hoped two sisters would not tell the Morris Tribunal about the systematic abuse they suffered in custody.

A Detective Garda has told the Morris Tribunal that he is ashamed of himself for not preventing an innocent woman from having her hair pulled while in custody 10 years ago.

A detective garda today broke down in the witness box as he apologised to two innocent sisters for mistreating them in custody.

A once highly regarded detective garda has admitted systematically and severely abusing two innocent sisters as they were interrogated over the death of Donegal cattle dealer Richie Barron, it emerged today.

A detective garda has admitted severely and maliciously abusing two sisters as they were quizzed over the death of Donegal cattle dealer Richie Barron, it emerged today.

A GARDA detective said yesterday he and two officers psychologically abused two sisters being quizzed over the death of Donegal cattle dealer Richie Barron.

A garda detective has claimed he and two fellow officers severely psychologically abused two sisters being quizzed over the death of Donegal cattle dealer Richie Barron, it emerged today.

Rosalind McBrearty tells of Donegal family’s nine-year nightmare, writes John Breslin.