Aer Lingus worker, 57, to face trial on people smuggling and money laundering charges

An Aer Lingus worker has been sent forward for trial accused of organising people smuggling at Dublin Airport.

Aer Lingus worker, 57, to face trial on people smuggling and money laundering charges
Thu, 01 Feb, 2018 - 16:19

An Aer Lingus worker has been sent forward for trial accused of organising people smuggling at Dublin Airport and money laundering offences.

57 year old Peter Kernan of the Old Rectory Lodge, Celbridge Co Kildare is facing 21 charges in total.

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