Gardaí were biased in policing pubs, says former Senator

A former Senator today claimed gardaí were biased in policing pubs in Co Donegal.

Mon, 08 Oct, 2007 - 15:36

A former Senator today claimed gardaí were biased in policing pubs in Co Donegal.

Sean Maloney, a retired Labour Party representative and psychiatric nurse, told the Morris Tribunal nightspots owned by Fianna Fáil supporters or members were treated differently than others.

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Courts Morris Tribunal Place: Co Donegal Place: Letterkenny Place: Donegal Person: Senator Person: Sean Maloney Person: Maloney Person: Frank McBrearty Person: Senior Person: McBrearty Person: Justice Minister Person: Nora Owen Organisation: Labour Party Organisation: Morris Tribunal Organisation: Fianna Fáil Organisation: Fianna Fáil party

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