Senior judge queries Quinn bid

A senior judge has questioned why the son of bankrupt billionaire Sean Quinn should be freed from jail.

Senior judge queries Quinn bid
Wed, 03 Oct, 2012 - 14:13

A senior judge has questioned why the son of bankrupt billionaire Sean Quinn should be freed from jail.

Lawyers for Sean Quinn Junior are challenging his three-month jail term in Mountjoy and his conviction for not complying with court orders preventing the stripping of a multi-million euro property portfolio.

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