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The Irish Innocence Project
at Griffith College Dublin

Our Project works to free the innocent, prevent wrongful convictions, and create fair, compassionate, and equitable systems of justice for everyone.

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A Homecoming 83 Years in the Making

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Harry Gleeson’s Remains Found

Read more: Harry Gleeson’s Remains Found
Harry Gleeson case documented on RTE

Read more: Harry Gleeson case documented on RTE

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A Homecoming 83 Years in the Making

A Homecoming 83 Years in the Making This past Sunday, Harry Gleeson was finally laid to rest in St Mary’s Cemetery, Holycross in Co. Tipperary. His homecoming honoured his character and the life he led in the company of his relatives and hundreds of supporters. During the ceremony, his grandniece Ann Gleeson imparted a few…
Harry Gleeson’s Remains Found

As a result of the dedication and hard work of Gleeson’s family and the Department of Justice, Gleeson’s remains have been identified in an unmarked grave at Mountjoy Prison. His remains will be returned to his home, Holy Cross, Co Tipperary, so that he may at last rest in peace. In 1941, Harry Gleeson was failed by the justice system, leading to false allegations and an unjust…
Harry Gleeson case documented on RTE

The case of Harry Gleeson, posthumously pardoned by the Irish State after being hanged in 1941, featured on RTE’s programme Scannal on Friday January 5th 2018. Mr. Gleeson’s exoneration was a case that the Irish Innocence Project had an active involvement with, and one in which Project founder David Langwallner worked on in conjunction with Griffith college student…

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