Disclosures Tribunal clears top Cork gardaí of bullying and harassment allegations

The Disclosures Tribunal judge found that none of the officers named in the case had targeted Sergeant Paul Barry
Sergeant Paul Barry at the Disclosures Tribunal at Dublin Castle. Picture: Gareth Chaney/ Collins Photos

Sergeant Paul Barry at the Disclosures Tribunal at Dublin Castle. Picture: Gareth Chaney/ Collins Photos

Cork-based sergeant Paul Barry was not targeted nor discredited by senior members of An Garda Síochána after making a protected disclosure, the Disclosures Tribunal has found.

The long-running tribunal has published a 261-page report on its analysis of the claims made by former Garda sergeant Paul Barry of harassment, isolation, and discrediting, and found that none of the officers named by Mr Barry had targeted him.

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