Brendan Howlin tells tribunal he had duty to put information from journalist on public record

Labour leader Brendan Howlin has said he had a duty to put information he was given by a journalist on the public record in the Dáil in February 2017 in order to inform the debate on the terms of reference for the Charleton tribunal.

Brendan Howlin tells tribunal he had duty to put information from journalist on public record

By Gerard Cunningham

Labour leader Brendan Howlin has said he had a duty to put information he was given by a journalist on the public record in the Dáil in February 2017 in order to inform the debate on the terms of reference for the Charleton tribunal.

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