We have to find out who took Adrian Moynihan’s life

SIMPLE justice in this country is not so simple. Ask Andrew Moynihan.

He is the man who had to go on hunger strike outside the Dáil to try to convince someone, somewhere, in the legal system that someone has to be responsible for the death of his son Adrian at a Cork nightclub.

So far, all he has got is an apology from Minister for Justice Michael McDowell for being in the bar of the Dáil while the circumstances of his son's death were being discussed in the national parliament, and the promise that a letter undertaking to look into the matter is in the post.