Minister apologises to hunger strike father

The man on hunger strike outside Leinster House in protest at the failure to prosecute anyone in connection with his son's death, has said Justice Minister Michael McDowell apologised to him today.

The man on hunger strike outside Leinster House in protest at the failure to prosecute anyone in connection with his son's death, has said Justice Minister Michael McDowell apologised to him today.

Andrew Moynihan is protesting the failure to prosecute anyone in connection with his son Adrian's death. Adrian, aged 23, died from asphyxia after being restrained by bouncers at a Cork nightclub on March 25, 2001.

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