Tallaght Two case was miscarriage of justice - court

Two Dublin men have been granted certification of a miscarriage of justice at the Court of Criminal Appeal.

Tue, 20 Mar, 2001 - 12:05

Two Dublin men have been granted certification of a miscarriage of justice at the Court of Criminal Appeal.

Joseph Grogan and Joseph Meleady, known as the Tallaght Two, were wrongly convicted in 1985 of stealing a car and beating its owner in Templeogue, Co Dublin.

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Courts Tallaght Two Place: Templeogue, Co Dublin Person: Joseph Grogan Person: Joseph Meleady Person: Meleady Person: Grogan Person: Eamon Gavin Person: Paul Organisation: Court of Criminal Appeal Organisation: Tallaght Two Organisation: Supreme Court

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