Floodgates open

RAY BURKE and almost 20 others could face prosecution for taking bribes and/or attempting to hinder the work of the Flood Tribunal.

Floodgates open
Fri, 27 Sep, 2002 - 01:00
Carl O’Brien and Sean MacCárthaigh

The Director of Public Prosecutions is considering the explosive findings of the planning tribunal’s report which concluded yesterday that former Fianna Fáil minister Ray Burke:

* received almost £300,000 in bribes from land developers over a 20-year period.

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