Bank executive continues evidence at Moriarty

The Moriarty Tribunal has heard that former minister Michael Lowry was never

Bank executive continues evidence at Moriarty
Thu, 19 Jul, 2001 - 18:31

The Moriarty Tribunal has heard that former minister Michael Lowry was never

mentioned to the bank that lent his company STG£420,000 to buy a property in Britain.

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