Fennelly Report: Gardaí 'were prepared to contemplate altering evidence' in du Plantier murder case

The Fennelly Commission report into the mass recording of telephone calls in Garda stations for decades has found the practice was not lawful, but no criminal cases were significantly affected by the practice.

Fennelly Report: Gardaí 'were prepared to contemplate altering evidence' in du Plantier murder case

The Fennelly Commission report into the mass recording of telephone calls in Garda stations for decades has found the practice was not lawful, but no criminal cases were significantly affected by the practice.

The Fennelly Commission report which has been published today says continuing the recording of calls should now be put into legislation.

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