May Day case adjourned - judges off sick

Two men arrested during May Day security operations had their cases adjourned today at Dublin District Court due to a shortage of judges.

Mon, 20 Sep, 2004 - 18:11

Two men arrested during May Day security operations had their cases adjourned today at Dublin District Court due to a shortage of judges.

UK nationals Giuseppe Girardi and student Neil Ketchley, 19, are both charged with trespass on a private residence at Leeson Street Lower, Dublin at 10.15pm on April 27 last.

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