Former waste company operator given two weeks to account for alleged €3m made from illegal dumping

A former waste company operator has been given another two weeks to come up with detailed information about what happened to the money he made from his illegal dumping activities in Co Donegal or else he will go to jail for contempt of a High Court order.

Former waste company operator given two weeks to account for alleged €3m made from illegal dumping
Tue, 12 Jun, 2018 - 17:19

By Ann O'Loughlin

A former waste company operator has been given another two weeks to come up with detailed information about what happened to the money he made from his illegal dumping activities in Co Donegal or else he will go to jail for contempt of a High Court order.

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