Two women go on trial accused of trafficking two Brazilian women to work as prostitutes in rural Ireland

Trial would 'give an insight to a side of the country many of us weren't aware of', jury told

Two women have gone on trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on trafficking charges.

Two women have gone on trial accused of trafficking two Brazilian women, who were allegedly moved between rural towns and required to work as prostitutes.

On the first day of the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court trial, Garnet Orange, prosecuting, said the trial would “give an insight to a side of the country many of us weren't aware of”. It is expected to run for six weeks.