Michael Smurfit not required to attend K Club case in High Court

Millionaire businessman Dr Michael Smurfit is no longer required to attend at the Four Courts to give evidence in the case of a former K Club manager who has sued alleging he was threatened at Punchestown Races.

Michael Smurfit not required to attend K Club case in High Court
Tue, 02 Oct, 2018 - 14:11

By Ann O’Loughlin

Millionaire businessman Dr Michael Smurfit is no longer required to attend at the Four Courts to give evidence in the case of a former K Club manager who has sued alleging he was threatened at Punchestown Races.

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