Witness denies bid to 'stitch up' suspect

A witness at the Morris tribunal today denied changing statements to “stitch up” a man over the death of cattle dealer Richie Barron.

Fri, 09 Jul, 2004 - 19:58

A witness at the Morris tribunal today denied changing statements to “stitch up” a man over the death of cattle dealer Richie Barron.

Eugene Gamble was working in the Suile Tavern in Raphoe, Co Donegal on the night of Mr Barron’s death in October 1996.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Suile TavernPlace: Raphoe, Co DonegalPlace: RaphoePerson: Richie BarronPerson: Eugene GamblePerson: BarronPerson: Manny HegartyPerson: GamblePerson: Mark McConnellPerson: McConnellPerson: Frank McBrearty JuniorPerson: Frederick MorrisPerson: Frank McBreartyPerson: McBreartysPerson: Anthony BarrPerson: Liam SweeneyPerson: SweeneyPerson: GardaíOrganisation: Morris TribunalOrganisation: Garda
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