Minister for Communications over revelations he met three times with the only bidder still in the national broadband plan process. The third interim report of the Disclosures Tribunal vindicated Garda Sergeant Maurice McCabe, former Garda Commissioner Nóirín O'Sullivan, and former Minister for Justice Frances Fitzgerald; it severely criticised former Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan and former Garda press officer Superintendent David Taylor. 12 October Iarnród Éireann introduced a ban on alcohol on a number of Friday services to Galway and Westport. The Late Late Show was broadcast from the Central Hall in London. It was the third time since 1968 that the show travelled to London. 13 October – Richard Bruton was named as Minister for Communications while Joe McHugh was nominated as Minister for Education and Skills. 14 October – Former Garda press officer, Superintendent Dave Taylor, applied to retire early from the Gardaí the day after being suspended from the force. 15 October – DUP leader Arlene Foster visited Dublin for talks with the Taoiseach and the Fianna Fáil leader, Micheál Martin. 16 October – 119 Irish soldiers deployed to the Golan Heights and Syria returned home following a two-week delay due to diplomatic clearance. 18 October – A 21-year-old Italian man was found not guilty of causing grievous bodily harm to Seán Cox outside Anfield Stadium in Liverpool earlier this year. 19 October National Slow Down day, a 24-hour operation aimed at getting motorists to watch their speed on roads, took place. Presidential candidate Peter Casey temporarily suspended his campaign in light of the controversy over his earlier comments about Travellers. 21 October Ardgillan Community College in Balbriggan was forced to close down a section of its building after significant structural flaws were discovered following a fire safety audit. Presidential candidate Peter Casey announced that he intended to resume his campaign after suspending it for 48 hours. 23 October – It was announced that two Dublin primary schools with a combined enrolment of 1,200 are to close immediately following structural assessment inspections. 24 October Bord na Móna announced that up to 430 workers are to be made redundant, with up to 150 expected to go by Easter next year. The Irish language was heard in the British House of Commons for the first time since 1901 when Welsh MP Liz Saville-Roberts used the language to make her opening remarks during a debate on the introduction of an Irish