No corruption charges for Gilligan

The former chairman of the Northern Ireland Policing Board has been cleared of corruption allegations, it was announced today.

Wed, 10 Jul, 2013 - 14:22

The former chairman of the Northern Ireland Policing Board has been cleared of corruption allegations, it was announced today.

Barry Gilligan, 60, a Belfast property developer, has been informed by the Public Prosecution Service that he will not face criminal charges following an investigation by police.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Belfast Place: Dublin Place: North Belfast Place: Nelson Street Place: Nelson Street, Belfast Person: Gilligan Person: Barry Gilligan Organisation: Northern Ireland Policing Board Organisation: Public Prosecution Service Organisation: Big Picture Organisation: Northern Ireland Housing Executive Organisation: PSNI Organisation: PPS

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