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Fears of ‘major miscarriage of justice’ in probe of garda

A retired chief superintendent has told the High Court he is concerned that a “major miscarriage of justice” is happening in the criminal investigation into a serving garda superintendent.

Fears of ‘major miscarriage of justice’ in probe of garda

Mon, 06 Jul, 2020 - 06:55

Mick Clifford

Garda Superintendent Eamon O'Neill

A retired chief superintendent has told the High Court he is concerned that a “major miscarriage of justice” is happening in the criminal investigation into a serving garda superintendent.

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