Lowry attempts to stop trial on alleged tax offences

An attempt by former Fine Gael minister Michael Lowry to stop his trial on alleged tax offences is due to go before the High Court today.

Lowry attempts to stop trial on alleged tax offences
Thu, 05 Feb, 2015 - 06:52

An attempt by former Fine Gael minister Michael Lowry to stop his trial on alleged tax offences is due to go before the High Court today.

The 60-year-old from Glenreigh, Holycross, Co Tipperary claims he is being treated unfairly, and that the case relates to a payment the Independent TD declared and paid.

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CourtsMichael LowryPlace: GlenreighPlace: HolycrossPlace: Co TipperaryPlace: DublinPlace: TipperaryPerson: LowryPerson: Michael LowryPerson: TDPerson: TaoiseachPerson: Enda KennyPerson: KennyPerson: Valerie O’ReillyPerson: Patrick Treacy SCPerson: Seamus NoonanPerson: TreacyPerson: Ann O'LoughlinOrganisation: Fine GaelOrganisation: IndependentOrganisation: National Transport AuthorityOrganisation: Dail EireannOrganisation: Tipperary TDOrganisation: Dáil’s Committee on Procedures and PrivilegesOrganisation: Dublin Circuit CourtOrganisation: DPP
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