Govt position on Judge Curtin unchanged by Tralee arrest

Justice Minister Michael McDowell has insisted that the Government’s position on Judge Brian Curtin has not changed following his arrest at the weekend.

Govt position on Judge Curtin unchanged by Tralee arrest
Mon, 10 May, 2004 - 08:25

Justice Minister Michael McDowell has insisted that the Government’s position on Judge Brian Curtin has not changed following his arrest at the weekend.

Mr Curtin was arrested after he was stopped at the Ashe Street roundabout in Tralee, Co Kerry, at around 11.30pm on Saturday night.

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