Fin Dwyer
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3,096 appearances
17 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 16 Sep
Fin Dwyer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You've already said that like of the ten who were arrested, there's very good evidence.
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Most of them probably weren't even there on the night.
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But the whole case is very problematic.
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It's not based on
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strong evidence what we would think of today as like, you know, you know, that could put the person in the in the house on the night in question.
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For those people who turn Queen's evidence, they're going to get pardons or that they're not going to face prosecution.
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And we know today that that in itself is a very problematic thing to do because the person has motives.
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I don't know if this is a good time to introduce it, but they could understand English.
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But what I'm wondering is does the fact that these men are bilingual give them a better understanding of what's unfolding around them and they can see the writing on the wall, where all this is going and they come to the decision that the only way out
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Is that they'll turn on the others.
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And in return for that, get a pardon.
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And then if we move on to the actual case, you know, I think if this was happening today, we would expect a very clear motive set out that they had acted in the way they did, because of very clear motives, and then there would be very specific detail laid out as to what had happened on the night in question.
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I might ask you first, do the prosecution lay out
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A motive and then second there is a bit of an issue
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as to the accounts presented about what happened on the night in question at the house, about who actually entered the house, who stayed outside, 'cause obviously that would create issues around who actually committed the murders.
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If you were outside, you clearly couldn't have done it.
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But what I'm getting at, I suppose, more generally is this is not what we'd call a watertight case.
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A pivotal moment in the trial is that some of the accused turn Queen's evidence very
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I suppose controversial thing to do in rural Ireland at the time.
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What is the impact that this has on the case?
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