'No mention of bribery or corruption' in meetings, court hears

The terms "bribery" and "corruption" were never raised in meetings in 1999 between George Redmond's solicitor and Garda Commissioner Fachtna Murphy, who was then chief of the Criminal Assets Bureau, a court has heard today.

The terms "bribery" and "corruption" were never raised in meetings in 1999 between George Redmond's solicitor and Garda Commissioner Fachtna Murphy, who was then chief of the Criminal Assets Bureau, a court has heard today.

It was revealed in a transcript read to the jury on day-13 of Mr Redmond's corruption trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court of evidence given by his former solicitor, Mr Anthony Harris, at a previous hearing.

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