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Organisation: Red Flag Consulting Ltd

O’Brien, Red Flag ‘progress’ in dispute
O’Brien, Red Flag ‘progress’ in dispute

Efforts are continuing to try and reach agreement about the amount of computer material a Dublin-based consulting firm must provide for photographing by experts for businessman Denis O’Brien in legal proceedings against the firm.

Wed, 28 Oct, 2015

O’Brien dossier ‘clouded in mystery’
O’Brien dossier ‘clouded in mystery’

A consulting company has told the High Court that billionaire businessman Denis O’Brien has left “clouded in mystery” exactly how material from the firm’s computer files ended up on a USB stick placed in an envelope sent anonymously to Mr O’Brien.

Sat, 17 Oct, 2015

O’Brien: Plot to damage me
O’Brien: Plot to damage me
Billionaire businessman Denis O’Brien has made sensational allegations that former Independent News and Media boss Gavin O’Reilly was involved in a concerted and unlawful conspiracy to damage him and his business empire.

Thu, 15 Oct, 2015

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