It’s a given that the perpetrator should have been found but that is a separate point. The behaviour of the police is reprehensible and raises the fear that many innocent people have been framed for crimes they did not commit and also that some of those framings may have been politically motivated.
Stop being afraid of your government.
leesider
Where are these corrupt gardaí going around saying this??
As stated below, the gall of the gardaí isn’t the real tragedy here at all.
Jonotti
At the recent GRA meeting.
sickofallthisbs
Do you know how Ian Bailey’s mother died?
RidersOnTheStorm
No statement as to why they are restrained from publishing
Panty Christ
Print bait?
ThePeoplesHero
And it’s possibly fair to say that more people will now be aware of this blank page from reading about it on Broadsheet than from the actual mag itself!
At a guess, there might be legal issues surrounding the evidence of a witness in the case, that might require further court action.
Unreconstructed
They should perhaps blank out the whole magazine in that way. Couldn’t be worse than the usual crap. Also. hell of a way to save on journalistic costs while pretending to take the moral high ground…
Kolmo
usual crap?? It’s highlighted more political corruption and wrongdoings in officialdom than any other publication in Ireland
InGen
Agreed. ‘Unreconstructed’ is clearly a goon
Soundings
Long Easter break, couldn’t be arsed to prepare a lead story?
Soundings
Long Easter break, couldn’t be arsed to prepare a lead story?
Mrtits
Long arse, story prepared a lead break Easter?
Spaghetti Hoop
Easter break – lead arse – long story.
antigonite
The Judge decided that certain matters were not to be considered by the Jury, including Bailey’s arrests because they were apparently lawful. (This has costs implications as this was only found to be the case towards the end of the case.) Evidence related to those matters have not been decided upon by the Jury and so are not subject to comment in the media the same way as other matters which the Jury did decide on, for example whether gardaí attempted to get statements from Farrell alleging that Bailey had intimidated her.
Joe the Lion
Buiochas
More_Bemuda_Than_Berlin
Remember the days folks – an informed, well-written reply that answers the question asked, from a Broadsheet reader!
What’s galling about this case, is that our corrupt Gardai are now going around saying Bailey’s loss in court vindicates them. Disgusting.
I think it is worse when somebody kills someone and gets away with it.
+1
It’s a given that the perpetrator should have been found but that is a separate point. The behaviour of the police is reprehensible and raises the fear that many innocent people have been framed for crimes they did not commit and also that some of those framings may have been politically motivated.
Stop being afraid of your government.
Where are these corrupt gardaí going around saying this??
As stated below, the gall of the gardaí isn’t the real tragedy here at all.
At the recent GRA meeting.
Do you know how Ian Bailey’s mother died?
No statement as to why they are restrained from publishing
Print bait?
And it’s possibly fair to say that more people will now be aware of this blank page from reading about it on Broadsheet than from the actual mag itself!
More people read the Phoenix.
flaps?
the flapsgates are open
Douché !
At a guess, there might be legal issues surrounding the evidence of a witness in the case, that might require further court action.
They should perhaps blank out the whole magazine in that way. Couldn’t be worse than the usual crap. Also. hell of a way to save on journalistic costs while pretending to take the moral high ground…
usual crap?? It’s highlighted more political corruption and wrongdoings in officialdom than any other publication in Ireland
Agreed. ‘Unreconstructed’ is clearly a goon
Long Easter break, couldn’t be arsed to prepare a lead story?
Long Easter break, couldn’t be arsed to prepare a lead story?
Long arse, story prepared a lead break Easter?
Easter break – lead arse – long story.
The Judge decided that certain matters were not to be considered by the Jury, including Bailey’s arrests because they were apparently lawful. (This has costs implications as this was only found to be the case towards the end of the case.) Evidence related to those matters have not been decided upon by the Jury and so are not subject to comment in the media the same way as other matters which the Jury did decide on, for example whether gardaí attempted to get statements from Farrell alleging that Bailey had intimidated her.
Buiochas
Remember the days folks – an informed, well-written reply that answers the question asked, from a Broadsheet reader!
Well done sir/madam
Bloody Canadians, comin’ over hear sortin’ out our Ask A Broadsheet Reader questions… ffs
Oh, and, em, fair play !
Answer is wrong though
Wow, Bob Geldof’s really let himself go.