Man injured in Queen’s visit loses case against Gardaí

A Dublin man who was knocked to the ground by the riot squad during Queen Elizabeth's visit has lost an action for damages against the gardaí.

Man injured in Queen’s visit loses case against Gardaí
Fri, 28 Feb, 2014 - 13:41

A Dublin man who was knocked to the ground by the riot squad during Queen Elizabeth's visit has lost an action for damages against the gardaí.

60-year-old John Fagan of Lower Gardiner Street described himself as an 'innocent bystander' who was injured during a protest

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