Pressure grows to publish Carty Report

The Minister for Justice Michael McDowell must publish in full an internal garda probe into corruption in the Co Donegal division, it was claimed today.

Pressure grows to publish Carty Report
Sat, 18 Jun, 2005 - 12:14

The Minister for Justice Michael McDowell must publish in full an internal garda probe into corruption in the Co Donegal division, it was claimed today.

Fine Gael MEP Senator Jim Higgins said the public was entitled to know what was contained in the Carty Report compiled by Assistant Commissioner Kevin Carty during 1999 and 2000.

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