Bin protesters back in High Court today could face jail

SEVEN men and two women, alleged to have blockaded bin lorries during protests against waste charges in Dublin, face jail or a fine when they appear before the High Court today.

Bin protesters back in High Court today could face jail
Wed, 24 Sep, 2003 - 01:00
Ray Managh

The nine were among 11 people arrested by gardaí yesterday on foot of a High Court ruling banning the obstruction of bin lorries in the Fingal County Council area.

A 12th person, a full-time organiser with the Socialist Party, is due before Dublin District Court this morning charged with breach of the peace.

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CourtsCrimePlace: DublinPlace: Fingal CountyPlace: HuntstownPlace: ClonsillaPlace: north DublinPlace: BlanchardstownPlace: Ardilea DownsPlace: Mount Anville RoadPlace: WesthavenPlace: Drumheath DrivePlace: Colepark RoadPlace: BallyfermotPlace: Huntstown DrivePlace: Beechfield DrivePlace: LittlepacePlace: Huntstown WoodPlace: Ashford StreetPlace: Whitechapel GrovePerson: GardaíPerson: DeputyPerson: Joe HigginsPerson: Dan HerbertPerson: Paul MurphyPerson: Stephen DugganPerson: Gerard MurrayPerson: John DanielPerson: Vincent MannionPerson: Sheepmore ClosePerson: Brian McEnteePerson: Tracy DugganPerson: Stephen FinleyPerson: Gina WardPerson: Alan LeePerson: Hugh O’ConnorPerson: James MackenPerson: CouncillorPerson: Clare DalyPerson: Iarfhlaith O’NeillPerson: MackenPerson: Alistair RutherdalePerson: JusticePerson: O’NeillPerson: JudgePerson: HerbertPerson: RutherdaleOrganisation: High CourtOrganisation: Socialist PartyOrganisation: Dublin District CourtOrganisation: Technical,Organisation: Engineering and electrical unionOrganisation: TEEUOrganisation: SIPTU
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