IBRC have '30 strands of circumstantial evidence' to back up Quinn claim; new estimate for taxpayer bill

Lawyers for IBRC have told the Supreme Court they have 30 strands of circumstantial evidence to back their claim that Sean Quinn Junior breached a court order by facilitating a half a million dollar payment to a Ukranian employee.

IBRC have '30 strands of circumstantial evidence' to back up Quinn claim; new estimate for taxpayer bill

Lawyers for IBRC have told the Supreme Court they have 30 strands of circumstantial evidence to back their claim that Sean Quinn Junior breached a court order by facilitating a half a million dollar payment to a Ukranian employee.

Today is the last day of Sean Quinn Junior's appeal hearing against his three month sentence for contempt of court but no imminent decision is expected.

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