Cooper-Flynn ends testimony

Mayo Deputy, Beverly Cooper-Flynn, is concluding her evidence to the High Court after over 25 hours in the witness box.

Cooper-Flynn ends testimony
Fri, 16 Feb, 2001 - 12:22

Mayo Deputy, Beverly Cooper-Flynn, is concluding her evidence to the High Court after over 25 hours in the witness box.

On the eighth day of her libel action against RTE, Miss Cooper-Flynn has repeated that she was never aware that any of the money she invested was hot.

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