Two senior gardaí criticised in Morris Tribunal retire

Two senior gardaí at the centre of the Morris Tribunal are to retire next month.

Two senior gardaí criticised in Morris Tribunal retire
Wed, 08 Jun, 2005 - 08:05
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Two senior gardaí at the centre of the Morris Tribunal are to retire next month.

Superintendent Josesph Shelley and Detective Superintendent John McGinley were among several Donegal Gardaí criticised in the tribunal's second report.

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