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Irish police drop Stephen Fry blasphemy investigation

Besi Besemar May 10, 2017

The police service in the Republic of Ireland decides to drop its investigation into Stephen Fry, over allegations he blasphemed in an interview on Irish channel RTE over two years ago.

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