Gas pipeline activist freed from jail

Leading anti-Corrib gas activist Maura Harrington was today released from prison after being jailed over her protests.

Tue, 07 Apr, 2009 - 15:01

Leading anti-Corrib gas activist Maura Harrington was today released from prison after being jailed over her protests.

The retired teacher was sentenced to 28 days in Mountjoy Prison for assaulting a garda and contempt of court after refusing to sign a bond to keep the peace.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Mountjoy Prison Place: north Mayo Place: Ireland Place: Bellanaboy Place: Corrib Place: Broadhaven Bay Person: Maura Harrington Person: Harrington Organisation: Shell Organisation: Sea Organisation: Dáil Organisation: Corrib Organisation: North Mayo

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