Justice Minister urges head of IPAT to act after one of its lawyers speaks at anti-masks protest

Justice Minister urges head of IPAT to act after one of its lawyers speaks at anti-masks protest

People fighting each other before the planned protest. GardaĂ­ confirmed that they had arrested four men. Picture: Sam Boal/RollingNews.ie

The Justice Minister Helen McEntee has asked the chair of the International Protection Appeals Tribunal to "act urgently", after one of its members spoke at yesterday's anti-masks protest in Dublin.

Senior Counsel Una McGurk is one of 66 immigration lawyers listed as a part-time member of the Tribunal that decides on asylum cases.

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