DPP looking at Dr Leo

[John m]

So the Gards cannot clear him ,they think there MIGHT be a case to answer ...DETECTIVES investigating Tánaiste Leo Varadkar over the leaking of a confidential government document to his friend Dr Maitiú Ó Tuathail have sent a file the DPP who will decide whether any person should face criminal charges.

It is understood that officers form the specialist National Bureau of Criminal Investigation (NBCI) sent the Garda file to the public prosecutor within the past couple of days.

It can be revealed that gardaí did not recommend one way or the other whether the Tánaiste or Dr Ó Tuathail should face criminal charges. Instead, they “left the decision up to the DPP”.


IS THE DPP APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNMENT ?

[John m]

LEO might be in a bit of bother ...Though Mr Varadkar has been accused by political opponents of breaching the Official Secrets Act, gardaí are investigating whether he breached section 7 of the Criminal Justice (Corruption Offences) Act, 2018.

It states it is a criminal offence to use “confidential information obtained in the course of his or her office, employment, position or business for the purpose of corruptly obtaining a gift, consideration or advantage for himself or herself or for any other person”.


(Did his mate obtain an ADVANTAGE in negations by knowing what the other union had been offered )

[silverbullet]

LEO might be in a bit of bother ...Though Mr Varadkar has been accused by political opponents of breaching the Official Secrets Act, gardaí are investigating whether he breached section 7 of the Criminal Justice (Corruption Offences) Act, 2018.

It states it is a criminal offence to use “confidential information obtained in the course of his or her office, employment, position or business for the purpose of corruptly obtaining a gift, consideration or advantage for himself or herself or for any other person”.


(Did his mate obtain an ADVANTAGE in negations by knowing what the other union had been offered )

The Director
Photo of Catherine Pierse, DPPCatherine Pierse, Director of Public Prosecutions, Ireland
The Director of Public Prosecutions, Catherine Pierse, was appointed on 8 November 2021.

Catherine Pierse has over 20 years’ experience as a practicing solicitor in a range of criminal law and regulatory roles.  She joined the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions as the Head of the Prosecution Support Services Division in 2018.

Catherine previously held the roles of Head of Legal and Policy in the Policing Authority; Senior Enforcement Lawyer in the Central Bank of Ireland; and Legal Adviser in the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission.

Educated in University College Cork and Queen’s University Belfast, Catherine qualified as a solicitor in 2001.

[John m]

This is nonsense .If any of the Garda investigating the Traitors actions were referred to the DPP they would be suspended from Duty on full pay but Leo who might be handing out secret government information to his chums is still allowed see secret documents .What happens if he is found guilty then who in power gets to lose their job for allowing him near the state documents when he was under investigation .Looks like another round of rules for them and rules for others .If a Garda was found to access the Pulse System without permission he would be suspended .Once again no Irish Journalist will make that comparison ,

[Rat Catcher]

3 and a half ton a week DR. Leo gave us for doing nothing. I do hope he's back in charge before COVID '20 anall strikes. Mightn't be long now with tens of thousands of unvaccinated Ukrainians taking advantage of DSPs generosity.

Bring back Dr. Leo... Dr. Leo was great so he was...