Prosecution to show 'extensive CCTV' in trial of two charged over Liffey boat chase

Brian Stacey, 45, of Derry Drive, Crumlin and Ronan Stephens, 41, from Captain’s Road also in Crumlin have pleaded not guilty to charges under the Maritime Safety Act and the Public Order Act.

Prosecution to show 'extensive CCTV' in trial of two charged over Liffey boat chase
Wed, 23 Jan, 2019 - 15:51

By Tom Tuite

Extensive CCTV evidence is to be shown in the trial of two men charged over an alleged drunken boat chase along the River Liffey.

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CourtsPlace: LiffeyPlace: Derry DrivePlace: CrumlinPlace: Captain’s RoadPlace: River LiffeyPlace: south Dublin bankPlace: DublinPlace: Shipping LanePlace: Poolbeg Yacht and Boat ClubPlace: Shipping Lane of the River LiffeyPlace: East Link BridgePlace: Sir John Rogerson’s QuayPerson: Brian StaceyPerson: Ronan StephensPerson: Tom TuitePerson: Mary CashinPerson: StaceyPerson: Garda Paul MoodyPerson: Garda MoodyPerson: Garda Patrick CollinsOrganisation: Dublin District CourtOrganisation: RNLIOrganisation: DPP
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