Diarmuid O’Cadhla Arrested: Why was Irish Politician Diarmuid O’Cadhla Arrested? Charges Explained: Recently the news has come on the internet that the Irish Politician has been arrested after trying to board a British naval vessel. And this news is circulating on social media platforms and this news has become a topic of discussion and many people are talking about the news. As per the report, I was informed the person was co-opted on to Cork Country Council in 2017 but failed two times to get selected to Cork City Council, so excuse my use of the term “Politician. “Activist” is more apt. Here we have more information about the news and we will share it with you in this article, so please read the complete article. Follow UptoBrain.com For More Updates
Irish Politician Diarmuid O’Cadhla Arrested
As per the local media, Garda Martin O’Connell witnessed the arrested Diarmuid O’Cadhla at John Horgan Quay, cork, and brought him to Mayfield garda station. The charge states that on 16 June at John Hargan Quay, having found on the curtilage of a building of the Port of Cork Authority when without lawful authorities or answerable excuse he failed to comply with a direction from Garda O’Connell to leave instantly the vicinity of the place in a peaceful and orderly manner, contrary to the Criminal Justice (Public Order) Act. You are on the right page for getting the right information about the news, so please read the complete article.
Why was Irish Politician Diarmuid O’Cadhla Arrested?
He has been arrested, by the way, when he ” failed to comply with a direction from Garda O’Connell to leave instantly the vicinity of the place in a peaceful and orderly manner” after shooting at the crew of a survey ship and attempting to board the vessel. Quite how that equals “advocating dialogue in place of war” is anyone’s guess. Did he come in peace? He told them to F**K off straight away. Scroll down the page for more information about the news.
HMS Enterprise is an Echo class multi-role survey, hydrographic, and oceanology vessel of the Royal Navy, and along with surveying and mapping the ocean depth, she was connected to several humanitarian and emergency missions in recent years, including rescuing more than 2,400 migrants and refugees attempting to cross from war-torn Libya to Italy during the crisis in the north-African country in 2015. As per the local report, HMS Enterprise is currently tied up in the heart of Cork city, on Horgan’s Quay, where she files both Union Jack and the Irish Tricolour. Stay tuned for more updates.
