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Brian Curtin
Brian Curtin (b. 1951/52〔) is a former barrister and Irish circuit court judge, who was tried for possessing images of child pornography. After the case collapsed, the question of whether Curtin could continue as a judge became the focus of political and legal dispute. An impeachment motion was launched in the Dáil in 2004 by Minister for Justice Michael McDowell. Curtin resigned in 2006 on grounds of ill health, and the motion lapsed.
==Early life and career==
Curtin is the only child of a builder and his wife, who had emigrated from near Tralee in county Kerry to south London where Brian was born and raised, attending St Joseph's Roman Catholic Primary School, Putney Bridge Road, Wandsworth, as well as the Salesian College, in Surrey Lane, Battersea.〔In the 1970s he attended Trinity College Dublin, and qualified from King's Inns in 1976.〔As a barrister he worked on the Kerry Babies Tribunal, and developed a high profile in Kerry.〔
Curtin married Miriam McGillicuddy, a solicitor〔 and later mayor of Tralee. They have one daughter, and separated in c.1998.〔 Curtin was involved in amateur drama, and presented a Sunday morning show on Radio Kerry.〔He was politically active in Fianna Fáil, and later the Progressive Democrats,〔 for which party stood unsuccessfully for election to Tralee Town Council.
Curtin was appointed to the Garda Complaints Appeals Board in May 2001; to the Refugee Appeals Tribunal in August 2001; and to the circuit court in November 2001. He heard cases on the Southwestern Circuit, encompassing his home county of Kerry.
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