Morris Tribunal to examine sources issue

The Morris Tribunal will today examine whether politicians should be able to keep their sources of information private.

Tue, 18 Feb, 2003 - 08:50

The Morris Tribunal will today examine whether politicians should be able to keep their sources of information private.

The inquiry insists Labour TD Brendan Howlin and Fine Gael Senator Jim Higgins should hand over records of information they received about allegations of garda corruption in Donegal.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Donegal Person: Brendan Howlin Person: Senator Person: Jim Higgins Person: Senator Higgins Person: Howlin Organisation: Morris Tribunal Organisation: Labour TD Organisation: Fine Gael Organisation: Oireachtas Organisation: Dáil Organisation: Seanad Organisation: TD

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