Arrest warrant issued for former senator

James Heffernan was due to appear at Dublin District Court to face charges in connection with two alleged incidents.

Arrest warrant issued for former senator
Tue, 03 Mar, 2020 - 15:33
Tom Tuite

A judge has ordered the arrest of a former a Labour party senator accused of stealing from a top private member’s only club in Dublin.

James Heffernan, 40, with an address at Main Street, Kilfinane, Co. Limerick, was due to appear at Dublin District Court to face charges in connection with two alleged incidents.

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