Revenue to investigate Celia Larkin’s IRL£30,000 loan

The Revenue Commissioners are reportedly set to investigate the IRL£30,000 loan paid to the Taoiseach's former partner Celia Larkin out of a Fianna Fáil constituency account.

Revenue to investigate Celia Larkin’s IRL£30,000 loan
Thu, 28 Feb, 2008 - 07:30

The Revenue Commissioners are reportedly set to investigate the IRL£30,000 loan paid to the Taoiseach's former partner Celia Larkin out of a Fianna Fáil constituency account.

Mr Ahern told the tribunal last week that Ms Larkin received the loan in 1993 from the mysterious B/T account to help her buy a house for her elderly aunts.

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