Solicitor in Limerick garda case complains at delay

Former Garda Superintendent Eamon O'Neill is charged with 30 offences relating to alleged road traffic offences and the operation of the penalty points system.

A solicitor representing a retired Garda superintendent, who is charged with multiple counts of attempting to pervert the course of justice, has complained in court about the length of time it is taking the state to prepare a book of evidence against his client.

Edmund “Eamon” O’Neill, previously a superintendent attached to Roxboro Road Garda Station in Limerick, is charged with 30 offences relating to alleged road traffic offences and the operation of the penalty points system.