O'Brien to take stand at Moriarty Tribunal

Former Esat boss Denis O'Brien is due to take the stand at the Moriarty Tribunal this morning.

Fri, 15 Jun, 2001 - 10:32

Former Esat boss Denis O'Brien is due to take the stand at the Moriarty Tribunal this morning.

Yesterday, the inquiry heard that Mr O'Brien may have made two £100,000 payments, one to former Communications Minister Michael Lowry and another to an un-named person.

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