Retirement of Michael Murray: Testing times left no room for panic

Limerick State solicitor Michael Murray reflects on a job well done, writes Mid-West Correspondent Jimmy Woulfe.

Retirement of Michael Murray: Testing times left no room for panic
Mon, 24 Apr, 2017 - 01:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

LIMERICK State solicitor Michael Murray refers to his office on O’Connell St as his “panic room”.

Behind the large desk where he sits, the large window is made of bullet proof glass.

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