5 stories found
It is nearly 30 years since Michael Lowry resigned in disgrace from John Bruton’s cabinet. He has spent three decades struggling with the courts, tribunals, the gardaí, the Revenue Commissioners and political opponents. Last week, he emerged stronger than ever: he had finally got the Director of Public Prosecutions off his back.
Independent TD Michael Lowry claims vindication after the DPP decided not to charge him over disputed events from up to 30 years ago, despite the 'Doncaster deal' dig remaining on Dáil record and his reiteration that the Moriarty Tribunal's findings were 'flawed'.
Walk down any shopping street in the country and you’ll come across a mobile phone repair shop and another store with a mobile phone operator trying to sell you a payments plan.
Political commentator John Downing reflects on Michael Lowry's recent vindication, noting his exultant response to accusers and naysayers after a 30-year period.
Reaction in independent TD Michael Lowry’s heartland to his self-proclaimed vindication, following a formal decision by the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) to not press charges over the…