McCabe Killers: Gardaí seek assurances

Angry gardaí are to demand assurances from justice minister Michael McDowell today that the killers of a detective will not be released early.

McCabe Killers: Gardaí seek assurances
Wed, 12 May, 2004 - 08:02

Angry gardaí are to demand assurances from justice minister Michael McDowell today that the killers of a detective will not be released early.

The Government has been under fire since the alleged deal to release the killers of Detective Garda Jerry McCabe which emerged as part of an aborted attempt to restart the peace process last October.

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