Charges dropped against Limerick gardaí after investigation into fixing traffic tickets

The three have been suspended from duty for the last six years
Garda Peter O’Donnell, Garda Paul Baynham and Garda Niall Deegan.

Garda Peter O’Donnell, Garda Paul Baynham and Garda Niall Deegan.

Three gardaí in the Limerick division, due to stand trial on charges of perverting the course of justice, have been informed that all charges against them will be dropped.

Solicitors for the three, Garda Peter O’Donnell, Garda Paul Baynham and Garda Niall Deegan, were informed on Wednesday by the DPP that the charges will be formally dropped on March 25.

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