Protestors to stand trial over May Day clashes

Trial dates were set today for three May Day protesters who have indicated they will plead not guilty to public order offences.

Wed, 12 May, 2004 - 13:30

Trial dates were set today for three May Day protesters who have indicated they will plead not guilty to public order offences.

Twelve men appeared at Dublin’s Cloverhill District Court after being arrested during the violent clashes with police which marred EU expansion celebrations in the city.

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