Driver cautioned over SF poll plea

A driver escorting a Sinn Féin European hopeful and party President Gerry Adams to a polling station in Dublin was cautioned today by gardaí.

Fri, 11 Jun, 2004 - 16:20

A driver escorting a Sinn Féin European hopeful and party President Gerry Adams to a polling station in Dublin was cautioned today by gardaí.

The man was pulled over at the voting centre in Castleknock after a loudspeaker on the roof of his car was heard urging people to vote for Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald.

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Courts European and local elections Place: SF Place: Dublin Place: Castleknock Person: president Person: Gerry Adams Person: Gardaí Person: Mary Lou McDonald Person: Adams Person: McDonald Organisation: Sinn Féin Organisation: Thomas Organisation: Gardaí

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