Cork businessman pleads guilty to price fixing

A Cork businessman pleaded guilty today to aiding or abetting in the illegal fixing of prices for Ford cars in Ireland – an offence under cartel legislation.

Cork businessman pleads guilty to price fixing
Tue, 30 Jan, 2007 - 16:49

A Cork businessman pleaded guilty today to aiding or abetting in the illegal fixing of prices for Ford cars in Ireland – an offence under cartel legislation.

Denis Manning who is aged around 60 and from 11 Allendale Avenue, Melbourn Estate, Bishopstown, Cork, will be sentenced on February 9 at the Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork.

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