Search for the truth over corrupt payments goes on

WHEN he first entered the witness box at the Circuit Criminal Court four weeks ago, Frank Dunlop was carrying a photograph of a teenage boy.
In 1998, his son Cathal died of cancer at the age of 16. During his long and often gruelling evidence at the Mahon Tribunal, Dunlop often carried a photo of his son into the witness box. He apparently drew strength from the image.