Morris-linked civil cases could cost taxpayers millions

Civil cases against the state by victims of events being investigated by the Morris Tribunal could cost the taxpayer upwards of tens of millions of euro, it was revealed today.

Civil cases against the state by victims of events being investigated by the Morris Tribunal could cost the taxpayer upwards of tens of millions of euro, it was revealed today.

Some 103 people caught up in a web of Garda corruption and cover-ups centred in Donegal during the early 1990s have already made claims for damages.

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