Flood findings prompt debate call

The Government tonight faced calls for a parliamentary debate after a tribunal found a former minister received a number of corrupt payments.

Flood findings prompt debate call
Thu, 26 Sep, 2002 - 20:27

The Government tonight faced calls for a parliamentary debate after a tribunal found a former minister received a number of corrupt payments.

The inquiry, chaired by Mr Justice Fergus Flood, found that former Fianna Fail minister Ray Burke received corrupt payments totalling almost £200,000 in the 1970s and 1980s.

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