Gilmartin accuses Redmond of costing Dublin 20,000 jobs

Property developer Tom Gilmartin has accused former assistant Dublin city and county manager George Redmond of depriving the Clondalkin area of 20,000 jobs through extortion and corruption.

Wed, 31 Mar, 2004 - 14:10

Property developer Tom Gilmartin has accused former assistant Dublin city and county manager George Redmond of depriving the Clondalkin area of 20,000 jobs through extortion and corruption.

Mr Gilmartin made the accusation while being cross-examined by Mr Redmond at the Mahon Tribunal today.

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CourtsMahon TribunalPlace: DublinPlace: ClondalkinPlace: West DublinPlace: QuarryvalePerson: GilmartinPerson: RedmondPerson: Tom GilmartinPerson: George RedmondPerson: TDPerson: Liam LawlorOrganisation: Mahon TribunalOrganisation: Dublin CorporationOrganisation: Green PropertiesOrganisation: Fianna Fáil
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