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Lowry payment 'got stuck with an intermediary'

The Moriarty Tribunal has been told that Denis O'Brien was going to make a payment to Michael Lowry, but that it got stuck with an intermediary.

Lowry payment 'got stuck with an intermediary'

Mon, 02 Jul, 2001 - 17:39

The Moriarty Tribunal has been told that Denis O'Brien was going to make a payment to Michael Lowry, but that it got stuck with an intermediary.

Esat chairman Barry Maloney said that Mr O'Brien had told him this during a meeting in October 1997.

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