Tribunal hears O'Brien gave contributions to FG

The Moriarty Tribunal heard evidence today that former Esat boss Denis O'Brien contributed to and attended a number of Fine Gael functions prior to winning the licence to operate the State's second mobile phone service.

Tue, 03 Dec, 2002 - 16:55

The Tribunal was told today that Denis O'Brien's companies were stretched for cash in mid-1995.

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