Antiwar protestors' trial collapses in Dublin

The trial of five antiwar protestors charged with damaging a US aircraft at Shannon Airport has collapsed at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court following legal arguments in the absence of the jury.

Antiwar protestors' trial collapses in Dublin

The trial of five antiwar protestors charged with damaging a US aircraft at Shannon Airport has collapsed at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court following legal arguments in the absence of the jury.

"Your function in this trial is at an end. As a result of submissions made to me, I am going to discharge you," Judge Frank O’Donnell told the jury on what was to be day six of the trial, which was heard in a courtroom constantly packed with antiwar protestors.

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