Alan Shatter rejects Corrib policing probe

Minister for Justice Alan Shatter has rejected fresh calls for an independent inquiry into the Garda policing operation of the €3.4bn Shell Corrib gas project in north Co Mayo.

Alan Shatter rejects Corrib policing probe
Fri, 04 Apr, 2014 - 01:00
Gordon Deegan

Last week, South African archbishop Desmond Tutu and former UN assistant secretary general Denis Halliday called for an “urgent and comprehensive” independent inquiry into the policing of the Corrib gas project.

They were among a group of signatories supporting the call by peace and justice group Afri.

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