JMCC paid out €16.3m

JMCC Holdings, the engineering company at the centre of the planning corruption tribunal, paid out €16.3 million dividends to its shareholders last year.

The Planning Tribunal (which was then chaired by Mr Justice Fergus Flood) found that Joseph Murphy junior, JMCC’s managing director, was at the home of former Fianna Fáil minister Ray Burke in 1989 with James Gogarty and Michael Bailey when a payment of £30,000 was made to Mr Burke.

Mr Murphy denied being present at the meeting.