Flood Tribunal to resume

The Flood Tribunal is due to resume in Dublin Castle this morning.

Tue, 15 May, 2001 - 08:29

The Flood Tribunal is due to resume in Dublin Castle this morning.

Building developers Tom Brennan and Joe McGowan are due to be questioned about a cheque for £15,000 given to Ray Burke in 1974.

The cheque was listed in their accounts as being "for planning matters".

The pair were awarded compensation of £1.9m after Dublin County Council refused to grant them planning permission for a site at Mountgorry in Swords, Co Dublin.

The 90-acre site was subsequently sold for development and is now owned by Thomas and Michael Bailey, who have already testified to the tribunal.

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