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Gerry Adams' BBC manners remark 'chilling', says NUJ secretary
Séamus Dooley says the former Sinn Féin leader's libel win over the BBC shows the need for a review of Irish defamation laws.
Gerry Adams’ ‘chilling’ remark that libel case was about ‘putting manners’ on BBC highlights law reform need, union says
GERRY Adams’ claim that his libel case against the BBC was about “putting manners” on the broadcaster has been described as ...
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Gerry Adams’ ‘putting manners on BBC’ remark ‘chilling’, NUJ man says
Gerry Adams’ claim that his libel case against the BBC was about “putting manners” on the broadcaster has been described as ...
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Gerry Adams libel trial ‘retraumatising’ for Denis Donaldson’s family, lawyer says
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Jim O’Callaghan plans to reform defamation legislation in aftermath of Gerry Adams’s High Court victory
A current defence strategy in defamation cases — which has yet to succeed — is to be strengthened under proposals from ...
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Despair for terror victims and survivors at ruling in Gerry Adams' BBC libel case: Kenny Donaldson
The director of Troubles victims’ charity the South East Fermanagh Foundation (SEFF) has indicated that survivors will have ...
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Awarding €100,000 to Gerry Adams is like spitting on the graves of those killed by IRA, says Austin Stack
The decision of a jury in the Dublin High Court to award defamation damages to the republican leader Gerry Adams “is like ...