Minister granted legal representation at tribunal

Transport Minister Seamus Brennan has been granted legal representation at the Mahon Tribunal.

Minister granted legal representation at tribunal
Wed, 10 Mar, 2004 - 12:08

Transport Minister Seamus Brennan has been granted legal representation at the Mahon Tribunal.

Mr Brennan sought representation this morning after being accused yesterday by property developer Tom Gilmartin of lying about a meeting in Leinster House in February 1989.

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