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Dunlop says Cosgrave asked for £2,000 bribe

Former PR consultant Frank Dunlop has told the Flood Tribunal that former Fine Gael senator Liam Cosgrave specifically requested £2,000 in return for his vote on a rezoning motion in 1992.

Dunlop says Cosgrave asked for £2,000 bribe

Thu, 19 Dec, 2002 - 15:05

Former PR consultant Frank Dunlop has told the Flood Tribunal that former Fine Gael senator Liam Cosgrave specifically requested £2,000 in return for his vote on a rezoning motion in 1992.

The motion related to land in Carrickmines in south Co Dublin.

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Courts Flood Tribunal Place: Carrickmines Place: south Co Dublin Place: Dáil bar Place: Conway Person: Dunlop Person: Cosgrave Person: Frank Dunlop Person: Senator Person: Liam Cosgrave Organisation: Flood Tribunal Organisation: Fine Gael

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