Protester who was tackled by Canadian Ambassador appealing conviction

A protester who was tackled by the Canadian Ambassador at a 1916 commemoration ceremony in Dublin is appealing his conviction for a public order offence.

Protester who was tackled by Canadian Ambassador appealing conviction

A protester who was tackled by the Canadian Ambassador at a 1916 commemoration ceremony in Dublin is appealing his conviction for a public order offence.

Community worker Brian Murphy, 47, of Newcastle Manor, Newcastle, Co Dublin interrupted a 1916 commemoration service for members of the British army, held at Grangegorman military cemetery in May last year.

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