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Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2004 16:21:14 +0000 (GMT)
From: William Finnerty
Subject: Oireachtas Members >>> Fw: Hospitalisation, and sudden discharge ...
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Dear Oireachtas Member,

It would be very much appreciated if you could please take careful note of the contents of the e-mail below to lawyer Mr Gearoid Geraghty (dated December 15th 2004).

Please note that so far, I have not received ANY reply from Mr Geraghty, or from any of his colleagues at law firm Fair-Murtagh (which has offices in Ballinasloe, Athlone, Moate, and Dublin).

Neither have I heard anything from ANY of the public servants in the "Cc:" list of the December 15th 2004 e-mail reproduced below.

To the very best of my knowledge and judgement, the difficulty I am struggling with involves law-breaking by Government (in MORE ways than one); and, the problem is proving FAR too big for me to deal with on my own.  Please help.

Yours sincerely,

William Finnerty.

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--- Original message ---

From: William Finnerty <newinngalway@yahoo.co.uk>
To: gearoidgeraghty@fair-murtagh.ie
Cc: ciaramacklin@fair-murtagh.ie, martinegan@fair-murtagh.ie, H.Mountaine@LawSociety.ie, comstaff@iol.ie, ekeating@iol.ie, Michael.McDowell@oireachtas.ie, taoiseach@taoiseach.irlgov.ie, board.secretary@nhssb.n-i.nhs.uk, ombudsman@ni-ombudsman.org.uk, ombudsman@ombudsman.irlgov.ie, euro-ombudsman@europarl.eu.int, information@nipolicingboard.org.uk, Margot.Wallstrom@cec.eu.int, empl-info@cec.eu.int, press-web@cec.eu.int, annmariekellywoodlawn@yahoo.co.uk, brendankellywoodlawn@yahoo.ie, ciaran_hughes@yahoo.co.uk, richardmgreene@yahoo.co.uk, ciaran@ciarancuffe.com, mharkin@oireachtas.ie, Pat.Carey@oireachtas.ie, Bernard.J.Durkan@oireachtas.ie, Jim.Higgins@oireachtas.ie, vercingetorixireland@yahoo.ie, "Kofi Annan \(Secretary-General of the United Nations\)" <public.participation@unece.org>
Subject: Hospitalisation, and sudden discharge ...
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 2004 14:50:00 +0000 (GMT)

Dear Mr Geraghty,

In fear for my life, and with due regard for the contents of the two e-mails copied below, I hurriedly left the Republic of Ireland jurisdiction in the early hours of December 7th 2004.

Later that day (i.e. December 7th 2004), I was admitted to hospital under the care of Consultant Psychiatrist Dr. Foster in Omagh, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland.

Much to my surprise, and to the surprise of hospital staff, I was suddenly discharged from hospital yesterday - straight out onto the street, and COMPLETELY against my wishes. Dr Foster claimed (repeatedly) this was entirely in order for him to do this because he could find no evidence that I was suffering from any form of mental illness. Requests by me for a second opinion (on the decision to discharge me yesterday) from a different consultant psychiatrist were also repeatedly refused.

Dr Foster's actions seem to mirror the actions of Dr. Jacque Maurice in Shrewsbury in or around October 2002. At first they were both very helpful; and then, suddenly and without any reasonable explanation, they both appeared to go cold and withdraw their help: as though they had been instructed by their supperiors to do so. In the case of Dr. Foster, his unexplained change-of-heart was ruthlessly vicious and insulting, and witnessed by several members of staff.

Requests made to discuss my safety situation with members of the Northern Ireland police force, BEFORE I was discharged from hospital yesterday, were also repeatedly refused: for no good reason that I know of. Consequently, I am now afraid to seek help from members of the Northern Ireland police force.

My money is running out and I do not feel well enough, or safe enough, to go through the process of having money transferred to me from the Republic of Ireland to a Northern Ireland bank. Consequently, I now fear that I will soon end up living on the streets.

Please note that Dr Foster and his support staff were all made fully aware of my overall situation at various times during my recent seven day stay in hospital. Please also note that I am copying this e-mail to the Secretary of the Northern Ireland Health & Social Services Board, in the hope that the person in question will URGENTLY investigate Dr Foster's behaviour relating to my recent treatment in Omagh under his care.

As my ongoing situation has all along involved a number of very basic human rights issues, I am now copying this e-mail to the Northern Ireland Ombudsman, the UK Ombudsman, the Republic of Ireland Ombudsman, and the European Community Ombudsman.

I am also copying this e-mail to the Northern Ireland police: in the hope that I will receive a written assurance from them (i.e. an e-mail to the address provided below) that it is safe for me to go to a police station to discuss my present security situation with them.

Please let me know what (if anything) you, or your lawyer colleagues at Fair-Murtagh plan to do regarding my present situation (as outlined above). Despite Ciara Macklin's request below, I am reluctantly copying this e-mail to her nonetheless. This is because I have not received any reply from you to a number of letters I have sent to you through the registered post during the past two years or so. Working from memory only, there are least two such letters, and possibly as many as four. In addition, I have not received any reply to several e-mails I have sent to both yourself, and to Mr Egan (Principal Lawyer at Fair-Murtagh) during the same period.

Finally, I would ask you and your lawyer colleagues at Fair Murtagh to please take PARTICULAR note of the fact the Senator Jim Higgins MEP has recently asked Prime Minister Ahern TD (in writing) why he has failed to comply with Article 29.5.1 of the Republic of Ireland Constitution regarding the international United Nations Aarhus Convention Agreement signed by the Republic of Ireland in 1998. To view a copy of Senator Higgins e-mail to me on this subject, please go to Internet page location: http://www.constitutionofireland.com/SenatorJimHigginsMEP.htm

Yours sincerely,

William Finnerty.

PS: As it is very difficult for me to collect emails from my Eircom account at the present time, please reply to me using the Yahoo address this e-mail is being sent from, which is: newinngalway@yahoo.co.uk

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From: "Ciara macklin" <ciaramacklin@fair-murtagh.ie>
To: "William Finnerty" <wfinnerty@eircom.net>
Subject: Re: Loughrea Court (Wednesday December 8th 2004)
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 09:33:13 -0000

Dear Mr Finnerty,

unfortunately I have only just opened your email as I was not in the office at all yesterday due to court committments. I understand that the guards are making arrangements to bring you to court and there is nothing we can do about that. Mr Geraghty is in court today and we never indicated to you on Monday that he would not be available for Wednesday. In the event he was still ill another solicitor from this office would be attending and you could not avoid your obligation to appear in court.

As I am not familiar with your case and as Mr Geraghty is your solicitor I would be obliged if you confine your correspondance to him directly.

Yours Faithfully,

Ciara Macklin.

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----- Original Message -----
From: William Finnerty
To: Ms Ciara Macklin (Lawyer, Fair Murtagh)
Cc: Gearoid Geraghty (Lawyer, Fair Murtagh, Ballinasloe) ; Martin Egan (Principal Lawyer, Fair Murtagh Law Firm) ; Law Society (Republic of Ireland) ; Garda Commissioner Noel Conroy (Chief Commissioner of Police, Republic of Ireland) ; Assistant Police Commissioner (Galway area) ; Minister for Justice (Michael McDowell TD) ; Prime Minister Bertie Ahern ; Republic of Ireland Ombudsman (Ms Emily O'Reilly) ; Margot Wallstrom (Vice President of EU Commission) ; Stavros Dimas (EU Commissioner for Environment & Social Affairs) ; Jose Manuel Barroso (President of EU Commission) ; Ann Marie Kelly (Yahoo) ; Brendan Kelly (Yahoo Address) ; Ciaran Hughes ; Greene Family (Ballinasloe) ; Marian Harkin (MEP) ; Deputy Pat Carey TD ; Deputy Bernard J. Durkan TD ; Jim.Higgins (Senator & MEP)
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 9:50 PM
Subject: Loughrea Court (Wednesday December 8th 2004)

Dear Ms Macklin,

Following our meeting when I called to your office in Ballinasloe this afternoon, it is now my understanding that Mr Geraghty is ill in bed and that he will not be able to be in court to defend me on Wednesday in Loughrea.

Under these circumstances (which are of course completely beyond my control), it would be much appreciated if you could contact the appropriate people in the court system to defer my being taken before the courts until such time as I have a lawyer who is familiar with my case to defend me.

As I mentioned to you this afternoon, I feel I very badly need the services of lawyer who is willing to defend me against the wrongful acts of public servants who are acting on behalf of the State; and, that without such a lawyer, PLEASE NOTE that I am TERRIFIED of appearing before the courts. It is PRECISELY because I was unable to find such a lawyer that I did not attend the court in Loughrea in October 2002. Unfortunately, and despite my best efforts during the two years in between, I STILL cannot find such a lawyer. I do not see this as my fault. I see it as the fault of the legal system in the Republic of Ireland: which appears to be acting as an arm (or fist) of the Government - with no regard for the tripartite separation of powers embedded in our constitution.

I repeat, after searching for several years, both before and after October 2002, I STILL CANNOT FIND A LAWYER WHO WILL DEFEND ME AGAINST THE WRONGFUL ACTS OF PUBLIC SERVANTS ACTING ON BEHALF OF THE STATE.

Please note that I have ALREADY provided Mr Geraghty and Mr Egan with much written evidence over the past 23 months or so of wrongful acts committed by public servants acting on behalf of the State: and that much of this evidence can be seen on the pages of the three Internet web sites listed below.

Later this evening, I plan to give printed copies of this e-mail to Garda Tom Kenny, to my brother Mr Gerald Finnerty, and to my half-sister Ms Margie Dolan.

With regard to the request I have made in paragraph 2 above, I trust you will take full account of the contents of the copies of the two letters I handed to you this afternoon dated October 10th 2002 (from Mr Geraghty), and November 30th 2004 (to Mr Geraghty). Please note that the text of the November 30th 2004 letter sent through the registered post can also be seen at: http://www.constitutionofireland.com/FairMurtaghEmail29Nov2004.htm

Yours sincerely,

William Finnerty.

http://www.constitutionofireland.com/

http://www.finnachta.com/index.html

http://homepage.eircom.net/~williamfinnerty/index.html

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For future reference purposes, copies of above e-mail to Republic of Ireland lawyers Mr Geraghty and Ms Macklin have been stored at the following Internet locations:

http://groups.msn.com/TuroeStonePreservationSociety/
general.msnw?action=get_message&mview=0&ID_Message=
14&LastModified=4675501976480746607

http://groups.msn.com/NewInnAntiDump/general.msnw?
action=get_message&mview=0&ID_Message=
113&LastModified=4675501971441366035

http://groups.msn.com/WoodlawnHousePreservationSociety
/general.msnw?action=get_message&mview=
0&ID_Message=72&LastModified=4675501976787657016

http://groups.msn.com/KilconnellAntiDump/general.msnw?
action=get_message&mview=0&ID_Message=122&
LastModified=4675501971441604644

http://groups.msn.com/EskerRiadaPreservationSociety/
general.msnw?action=get_message&mview=0&ID_Message
=9&LastModified=4675501977012018154

and

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TheCelticParty/message/164

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