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IVOR CALLELY’S LAWYERS have told the High Court that their client “has not had a day’s peace” since being suspended from the Seanad for twenty working days by its committee on member’s interests. Asking the court to hear a challenge from the Senator against the committee, they said Ivor had been portrayed as “chancer”, a “rogue”, and as “throughly dispicable”.
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