Trial delayed for man accused of using threatening and abusive language towards President

Lawyers for a man accused of using threatening and abusive language towards President Michael D. Higgins claim his summons is “fatally flawed”.

Tue, 08 Mar, 2016 - 14:00

Lawyers for a man accused of using threatening and abusive language towards President Michael D. Higgins claim his summons is “fatally flawed”.

The trial of Derek Byrne of Streamville Road, Kilbarrack in Dublin was due to start today but he claims that he does not even know what the allegation is.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Streamville Road, Kilbarrack Place: Dublin Place: Finglas,Place: St. Donagh’s Road Place: Donaghmede Place: Irish Person: President Michael D. Higgins Person: Derek Byrne Person: Anna Clarke Person: Bryan Smyth

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