Govt to publish Guerin report into alleged garda misconduct

The Government will today publish the report which forced Alan Shatter to resign as Minister for Justice.

Fri, 09 May, 2014 - 08:55

The Government will today publish the report which forced Alan Shatter to resign as Minister for Justice.

The 300-page Guerin document will outline how the Garda Ombudsman, Department of Justice and Minister for Justice failed to investigate allegations of Garda misconduct.

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