Cuan Ó Seireadáin

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Brendan O'Connor · The Newspaper Panel · 26 Jul 2026 podcast

So there are a lot of concerns been raised about the case.

It's a non-jury trial of five judges involved.

Two of them are lay people and it's laid out over a number of months now.

The hearings will continue over 44 days until January.

There is no transcript.

being kept of the case and the family of Daniel.

And at standard throughout Europe.

And it's important if an appeal or anything happens in the future that both the defence team and also any future prosecutorial team have access to a full record of the case as heard.

But the family are asking the Irish government to send a legal observer to the trial to keep an eye on things.

Just one final point I'd make is that the defendants don't contest the facts of the case that they were in that facility in Ulm.

It's an Israeli owned arms manufacturer.

It's about the motivation for why they were there.

And there's a very deep difference of opinion between their contention is that they were protesting against the ongoing genocide in Gaza.

The German government is saying they were basically acting as if they were terrorists.

That's true, that's why we're seeing the Mayor of Limerick, John Moran,

defending the plant and also the local TD, Minister for State, Niall Collins.

But there's a contradiction here between what the Minister for Enterprise, Peter Burke, stated on Morning Ireland on Friday when he said that the full report couldn't be published for a couple of reasons.

There were confidential data in there provided by other countries, commercially sensitive data provided by Ahanis Illumina,

and that security concerns were also raised by the Attorney General.

Yesterday in the Irish Times, Conor Gallagher, who's been the main driver of this work for the Irish Times, said that they had a copy of the 51-page report, that it explicitly stated that it does not include any confidential data provided by Ahanis Illumina,

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