Frugal life may explain Gallagher’s funds, tribunal hears

A TEMPERATE and frugal lifestyle may explain the late Fianna Fáil councillor Cyril Gallagher’s substantial funds, the Mahon planning tribunal heard yesterday.

Frugal life may explain Gallagher’s funds, tribunal hears

On his death in 2000, his assets included £60,000 in a previously undisclosed post office account.

Former lobbyist Frank Dunlop alleged he paid a £1,000 bribe to Mr Gallagher to vote in favour of rezoning lands at Lissenhall, Swords, Co Dublin.

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