Tribunal garda facing sack resigns

NOEL MCMAHON, the detective garda found guilty of corruption by the Morris Tribunal, has tendered his resignation.

Tribunal garda facing sack resigns
Fri, 30 Jul, 2004 - 01:00
Paul O’Brien

The garda press office yesterday confirmed that the process by which the disgraced officer will depart the force had got under way.

It is thought his resignation will take effect from next week.

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