Aer Lingus worker accused in Dublin Airport people smuggling case remanded on bail

An Aer Lingus worker charged with organising human trafficking at Dublin Airport has been remanded on bail pending directions from the DPP.

Aer Lingus worker accused in Dublin Airport people smuggling case remanded on bail

An Aer Lingus worker charged with organising human trafficking at Dublin Airport has been remanded on bail pending directions from the DPP, writes Tom Tuite.

Peter Kernan, 56, of the Old Rectory Lodge, Celbridge, Co. Kildare appeared at Cloverhill District Court on Tuesday. He has been charged earlier under the Illegal Immigrants (Trafficking) Act for facilitating the entry of non-nationals into the State on January 9 and January 22 last.

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