Update: Police release Irish man arrested in UK after 15 people found in back of Cork-owned lorry

The Irish man arrested by police in England on suspicion of assisting 15 people with illegal entry into the UK has been released from custody.

Update: Police release Irish man arrested in UK after 15 people found in back of Cork-owned lorry
Thu, 07 Nov, 2019 - 20:21
Joel Slattery

Update: The Irish man arrested by police in England on suspicion of assisting 15 people with illegal entry into the UK has been released from custody.

The people were found in back of Cork-owned lorry being driven by the man in his 50s last night.

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