Farmer gives evidence in libel trial

The farmer at the centre of the Beverly Cooper Flynn libel case has taken the stand at the High Court.

Farmer gives evidence in libel trial
Wed, 28 Feb, 2001 - 16:47

The farmer at the centre of the Beverly Cooper Flynn libel case has taken the stand at the High Court.

James Howard, a dairy farmer from Drogheda, claims the Co Mayo TD gave him advice on how to hide money from the taxman after the 70-year-old contacted her in her position as financial adviser at the National Irish Bank in Balbriggan.

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