Mary Lou McDonald denies claims heard in Gerard Hutch murder trial

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Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald denies claims heard during a murder trial in the Republic of Ireland.

The court has heard 10 hours of tapes.Dowdall said the party would be stupid not to go into coalition government, with Mr Hutch saying it should do what is in the best interests of the country and not the party.

Dowdall then criticised Mrs McDonald for not attending the funeral of Mr Hutch's brother, Edward, who was killed days after the shooting of David Byrne at the Regency Hotel."She didn't attend the innocent man's funeral. She was on the telly the night Neddy got shot and she branded everyone as scumbags, she said they're all scumbags," he said.

"She shoulda turned around and said, I know that deceased man and I know that family. It'd be different Gerard if she was a politician and it was not her area. You's are in her area and she shoulda said that," he said.Mr Hutch replied there wasn't "one of them at" the funeral.Mr Hutch's lawyer has objected to use of the tapes because eight of the 10 hours were recorded in Northern Ireland when police bugged Dowdall's vehicle.

However, he pleaded guilty in advance of the trial to a lesser charge of facilitating the Hutch gang by making a hotel room available ahead of the murder. He was jailed for four years. He is currently being assessed for the Witness Protection Program after agreeing to testify against Mr Hutch.Sunday Politics can be seen again on BBC Two Northern Ireland tonight at 23:45 GMT and on the

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