'Involuntarily retired' Dunlop to resume testimony in corruption trial

Former lobbyist Frank Dunlop is to resume giving evidence in a corruption trial this morning.

'Involuntarily retired' Dunlop to resume testimony in corruption trial
Fri, 05 Jul, 2013 - 08:23

Former lobbyist Frank Dunlop is to resume giving evidence in a corruption trial this morning.

The 65-year-old has already testified that he made payments to politicians on behalf of businessman Jim Kennedy in the 1990s in exchange for votes to rezone land in Dublin.

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