Beef dispute ends after 14 years

A legal dispute that prompted the collapse of Charlie Haughey's Government and helped start a trend of hugely expensive tribunals of inquiry ended today – after more than 14 years.

A legal dispute that prompted the collapse of Charlie Haughey's Government and helped start a trend of hugely expensive tribunals of inquiry ended today – after more than 14 years.

The row involved actions and counter-actions between the Government and Larry Goodman, the head of Ireland’s biggest beef empire.

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