Lowry 'will not face charges' after tax settlement

Former Fine Gael Minister Michael Lowry says he will not be facing any charges following his settlement with the Revenue Commissioners.

Mon, 23 Apr, 2007 - 08:35

Former Fine Gael Minister Michael Lowry says he will not be facing any charges following his settlement with the Revenue Commissioners.

Mr Lowry, who is now an independent TD in North Tipperary, confirmed last night that he had finalised his €1.5m settlement over tax irregularities involving himself and his company, Garuda Ltd.

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Courts Heathrow Place: North Tipperary Place: Ireland Person: Lowry Person: Gael Minister Person: Michael Lowry Person: Denis O'Brien Organisation: Revenue Commissioners Organisation: Garuda Ltd.Organisation: DPP Organisation: Revenue Organisation: Moriarty Tribunal Organisation: Esat Digifone

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