Lowry stands firm in face of Dáil censure

Michael Lowry faces a cross-party Dáil motion formally condemning him today, but the brazen TD has again refused to resign his seat.

Thu, 31 Mar, 2011 - 08:32

Michael Lowry faces a cross-party Dáil motion formally condemning him today, but the TD has again refused to resign his seat.

The poll-topping Independent cannot be forced to quit despite the censure motion urging him to step down over the damning findings of the Moriarty Tribunal.

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