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No evidence of wrongdoing by Lowry, tribunal told

ENTREPRENEUR Denis O’Brien, who runs a business empire from his Algarve base in Portugal, is due to return to Dublin Castle next Tuesday to give further evidence to the Moriarty Tribunal about the controversial award of the GSM2 licence to Esat Digifone.

Wed, 05 Nov, 2003

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Mon, 02 Jun, 2003

Failure to keep record not sinister, says official

FORMER senior civil servant Regina Finn told the Moriarty Tribunal yesterday there was nothing sinister in not keeping an official record of a key meeting with Esat Digifone representatives on May 3, 1996.

Wed, 14 May, 2003

‘Nothing sinister about absence of Digifone meeting records’

FORMER department secretary general John Loughrey insisted yesterday there was nothing sinister in the fact that civil servants took no notes of vital meetings with Esat Digifone executives just days before the consortium got the country’s second GSM licence.

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