O'Brien takes stand at Moriarty

Former Esat boss Denis O'Brien has taken the stand at the Moriarty Tribunal without any reference being made to his absence in previous weeks.

Mon, 25 Jun, 2001 - 14:19

Former Esat boss Denis O'Brien has taken the stand at the Moriarty Tribunal without any reference being made to his absence in previous weeks.

Tribunal lawyer John Coughlan continued to question Mr O'Brien about a jog he had with then Esat Chief Executive Officer Barry Maloney in the Dublin hills in 1996.

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