McDowell urged to apologise to McBrearty family

Minister for Justice Michael McDowell should offer a personal apology to the McBrearty family for failing to help them, it was claimed tonight.

McDowell urged to apologise to McBrearty family
Thu, 09 Jun, 2005 - 20:41

Minister for Justice Michael McDowell should offer a personal apology to the McBrearty family for failing to help them, it was claimed tonight.

The Green Party said it was not enough for the family to receive a state apology from the state for the attempt by gardaí to frame them for the death of cattle dealer Richie Barron.

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