Charleton inquiry: Brophy felt 'wave of panic' when she realised report had incorrectly described abuse allegations

Latest: A witness at the Disclosures Tribunal described feeling a "wave of panic" when she realised she had incorrectly described abuse allegations in a report.

Charleton inquiry: Brophy felt 'wave of panic' when she realised report had incorrectly described abuse allegations
Tue, 04 Jul, 2017 - 08:57

Update 6pm: A witness at the Disclosures Tribunal described feeling a "wave of panic" when she realised she had incorrectly described abuse allegations in a report she wrote in 2013, increasing the severity of allegations against Garda whistleblower Maurice McCabe.

The tribunal was set up to investigate an alleged smear campaign against Sgt Maurice McCabe.

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