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Enda Kenny rules out relying on Michael Lowry

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has flatly ruled out relying on the support of Independent TD Michael Lowry to make up the numbers to form a government.

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Senator: New info links Lowry to club

Lowry-Hogan fallout - Ministers should heed warnings

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Hogan, Lowry met after Moriarty findings

business

Senator urges ownership debate after Smyth ‘de facto sacking’

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After years in Mahon’s shadow, nobody will miss the poor relation

Tribunal told of attempts to ‘wholly mislead’

LAWYERS for the Moriarty tribunal have claimed that attempts were made to “wholly mislead” the inquiry about the role of former Fine Gael minister Michael Lowry in a number of property deals in Britain which have links to millionaire businessman, Denis O’Brien.

Sat, 01 Aug, 2009

Taxpayers may face huge bill over tribunal findings

TAXPAYERS face having to fork out hundreds of millions of euro in compensation after billionaire Denis O’Brien yesterday claimed a tribunal will rule he was awarded a mobile phone contract “illegally”.

Mon, 27 Jul, 2009

Moriarty to recall civil servants over Esat licence

THE Moriarty Tribunal is expected to recall several senior civil servants who oversaw a competition to award the State’s second mobile phone licence to a consortium headed by millionaire businessman Denis O’Brien next month.

Thu, 30 Apr, 2009

Solicitor ‘totally wrong’ to suggest Lowry was involved in Doncaster deal

AN English solicitor said he was “totally wrong” to have suggested in a letter that former Fine Gael minister Michael Lowry was involved in the purchase of Doncaster Rovers football club in 1998.

Thu, 23 Apr, 2009

O’Brien: ‘I don’t know how tribunal got this far’

DENIS O’BRIEN concluded his evidence to the Moriarty Tribunal yesterday with a further rebuke of the inquiry’s legal team.

Thu, 07 Jun, 2007

Austin was honest, says former minister

FORMER Fine Gael minister Sean Barrett told the Moriarty Tribunal yesterday he considered businessman David Austin, who handled a controversial $50,000 Telenor/Esat Telecom donation to the party, to be an honest man.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2003