Lowry demands more time to defend himself in Dáil

Michael Lowry has today demanded more Dáil time to make his case in the debate on the Moriarty Tribunal report.

Mon, 28 Mar, 2011 - 18:03

Michael Lowry has today demanded more Dáil time to make his case in the debate on the Moriarty Tribunal report.

He is demanding 45-50 minutes to make a statement. At present, the Government is only willing to give him 30 minutes, after an initial offer of 20 minutes.

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