Patrick Connolly

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Patrick Connolly is a former Attorney General of Ireland who was appointed by Charles Haughey. Connolly resigned after Malcolm MacArthur (aka Malcolm McArthur), who had been a house-guest of Connolly's, was later convicted of the murder of a nurse, Bridie Gargan (see GUBU).

Connolly returned to practice at the Irish bar and still works today as a Senior Counsel in Dublin.

Preceded by Peter Sutherland	Attorney General of Ireland 1982	Succeeded by John L. Murray

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