Organisation: The Moriarty Tribunal

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Tribunal in extra time to hear from crucial witness

THE Moriarty Tribunal will move into extra time next week in an effort to finish hearing evidence from its crucial final witness.

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Moriarty tribunal to hear evidence from Danish expert

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Tribunal accused of bias by expert witness

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Moriarty Tribunal to conclude in New Year

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Moriarty Tribunal to resume public hearings today

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Tribunal accused of concealing documents from O'Brien

Moriarty Tribunal to resume public hearings today

The Moriarty Tribunal investigating the affairs of Charles Haughey and Michael Lowry is due to resume public hearings in Dublin this morning.

Tue, 14 Oct, 2003

Telenor rep gives evidence at Tribunal

The Moriarty Tribunal has heard an executive with Telenor was told by Denis O'Brien of recommendations by then Communications Minister Michael Lowry.

Thu, 05 Dec, 2002

Tribunal hears O'Brien gave contributions to FG

The Moriarty Tribunal heard evidence today that former Esat boss Denis O'Brien contributed to and attended a number of Fine Gael functions prior to winning the licence to operate the State's second mobile phone service.

Tue, 03 Dec, 2002

Moriarty examining links between Lowry and O'Brien

The Moriarty Tribunal is hearing evidence into the so-called money trail, which may link former minister Michael Lowry to businessman Dennis O’Brien.

Mon, 29 Jul, 2002

Bank executive continues evidence at Moriarty

The Moriarty Tribunal has heard that former minister Michael Lowry was never

Thu, 19 Jul, 2001

Lowry payment 'got stuck with an intermediary'

The Moriarty Tribunal has been told that Denis O'Brien was going to make a payment to Michael Lowry, but that it got stuck with an intermediary.

Mon, 02 Jul, 2001

Moriarty delayed as new evidence emerges

The Moriarty Tribunal has been delayed to allow tribunal lawyers to prepare new evidence concerning Denis O'Brien.

Thu, 14 Jun, 2001

Failed Eircom bidders are considering legal action says Ahern

The Taoiseach believes the unsuccessful bidders for the second mobile phone licence are now considering legal action.

Sat, 02 Jun, 2001

Haughey spent £3m in 11 years

The Moriarty Tribunal has heard that former Taoiseach Charles Haughey spent over £3m in 11 years.

Fri, 25 May, 2001

Moriarty to resume sittings today

The Moriarty Tribunal resumes public sittings this morning after a four-week recess during which the inquiry team has been interviewing Charles Haughey behind closed doors.

Fri, 09 Feb, 2001