O'Brien launches blistering attack on Moriarty Tribunal

Billionaire businessman Denis O'Brien has launched a blistering attack on the Moriarty Tribunal at Dublin Castle today.

Tue, 05 Jun, 2007 - 12:42

Billionaire businessman Denis O'Brien has launched a blistering attack on the Moriarty Tribunal at Dublin Castle today.

The tribunal is currently investigating whether former Communications Minister Michael Lowry was involved in Mr O'Brien's purchase of Doncaster Rovers Football Club in 1998.

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Courts Moriarty Tribunal Place: Dublin Castle Person: O'Brien Person: Denis O'Brien Person: Communications Minister Person: Michael Lowry Person: Lowry Event: Moriarty Tribunal Event: Moriarty Organisation: Moriarty Tribunal Organisation: Doncaster Rovers Football Club Organisation: European Court of Human Rights Organisation: Esat Digifone Organisation: Doncaster FC

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