Moriarty: O'Reilly furious at not winning licence

The Moriarty Tribunal has heard that Dr Tony O'Reilly was furious at not winning the second mobile phone licence.

Thu, 05 Dec, 2002 - 14:45

The Moriarty Tribunal has heard that Dr Tony O'Reilly was furious at not winning the second mobile phone licence.

The inquiry heard he was so annoyed the Irish Independent asked the electorate to vote the rainbow coalition out of office in the 1997 General Election.

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Courts Moriarty Tribunal Person: Moriarty Person: O'Reilly Person: Dr Person: Tony O'Reilly Person: Taoiseach Person: John Bruton Person: Sean Donlon Person: Michael Lowry Event: 1997 General Election Organisation: Moriarty Tribunal Organisation: Irish Independent Organisation: Fine Gael Organisation: Independent Newspapers Organisation: Labour Organisation: Democratic Left

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