Flying in the face of the law?

High Court ruling may determine the next move

Flying in the face of the law?
Mon, 20 Jan, 2003 - 00:00
the Shannon protestors and Government, says Michael O’Farrell

IT’S 1.30am on Sunday morning. The Shannon airport police van approaches at speed, emergency lights flashing.

Even before it screeches to a halt just inches from two peace camp residents, an airport police officer jumps out and blocks the way.

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