Judge grants free legal aid to man facing trial for helping illegal immigrants enter the State

A judge has granted legal aid to an Aer Lingus worker accused of helping illegal immigrants enter the country.

Wed, 02 Aug, 2017 - 14:13

A judge has granted legal aid to an Aer Lingus worker accused of helping illegal immigrants enter the country.

Frederick Cham (61), is facing trial on two charges of organising or facilitating the entry of non-Irish nationals into the State on January 9 and January 22 last.

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