Still room for shocks in trying tribunal

As a member of An Garda Síochána, Maurice McCabe was entitled to know he was being accused of these offences, writes Michael Clifford

THE air in George’s Hall in Dublin Castle can get soupy this weather. As the temperature rises, the double doors leading into the high ceiling room are opened. The odd wave of fresh air floats in and there is temporary relief from all the awfulness spilling out at the Disclosures Tribunal.

Bear with me just a few minutes if you’ve had enough of tribunals as there are still times when something arresting can emerge. One such occasion was last Monday. Now, as the great North Kerry scribe, Con Houlihan, was wont to declare, read on.