Quinn-Direct set to sue Sunday Tribune

Quinn-Direct has today announced that it has instructed its solicitors, Mason Hayes & Curran, to initiate legal proceedings on its behalf against the Sunday Tribune newspaper for libel.

Quinn-Direct set to sue Sunday Tribune
Mon, 02 Apr, 2007 - 19:11

Quinn-Direct has today announced that it has instructed its solicitors, Mason Hayes & Curran, to initiate legal proceedings on its behalf against the Sunday Tribune newspaper for libel.

The company has stated that the memo on which the newspaper based its allegations in yesterday’s edition is "bogus".

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