Garda force ‘losing its discipline’

AN Garda Síochána is losing its discipline - a trend that will ultimately lead to disaster, Judge Frederick Morris concluded yesterday.

Garda force ‘losing its discipline’
Fri, 16 Jul, 2004 - 01:00
Cormac O’Keeffe

In his startling interim report, published yesterday, the judge concluded that:

What happened in Donegal was not a blip and may have occurred elsewhere.

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CourtsPlace: DonegalPlace: Raphoe, Co DonegalPlace: Ardara, Co DonegalPerson: JudgePerson: Frederick MorrisPerson: GdaPerson: Noel McMahonPerson: SuptPerson: Kevin LennonPerson: Border Chief SuptPerson: Denis FitzpatrickPerson: Chief SuptPerson: Sean GintyPerson: Michael DuffyPerson: John P O’ConnorPerson: MorrisPerson: Martin LeonardPerson: Terry McGinnPerson: Minister John O'DonoghuePerson: JusticePerson: MichaelPerson: Charlotte PeoplesPerson: Richie BarronPerson: McBreartyPerson: RaphoePerson: BarronPerson: Mark McConnellPerson: Michael PeoplesPerson: Frank McBrearty JnrPerson: Edward MossPerson: DeputyPerson: Jim HigginsOrganisation: Garda forceOrganisation: Garda SíochanaOrganisation: Morris TribunalOrganisation: GardaOrganisation: An Garda SiochanaOrganisation: DonegalOrganisation: Circuit Criminal Court
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