Reynolds denies director's role in controversial land deals firm

Former Taoiseach Albert Reynolds today denied being a director of an offshore company which was used to buy rezoned land in north Dublin.

Wed, 05 Apr, 2006 - 15:24

Former Taoiseach Albert Reynolds today denied being a director of an offshore company which was used to buy rezoned land in north Dublin.

Despite documents held by the Planning Tribunal naming Mr Reynolds as a director of Jersey-based Universal Management Consultants he insisted they were wrong.

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