Morris Tribunal told of 'non-existent' file

A former detective today told the Morris Tribunal into Garda corruption how he was asked by a central figure in the probe to take responsibility for a non-existent file on an explosives find.

A former detective today told the Morris Tribunal into Garda corruption how he was asked by a central figure in the probe to take responsibility for a non-existent file on an explosives find.

Retired Sergeant Des Walsh said the approach was made after he had retired by currently suspended Superintendent Kevin Lennon.

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