Michael Lowry says he is vindicated as DPP decides not to prosecute him, describing Moriarty Tribunal’s findings as ‘flawed’
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'.
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Senan Molony: Michael Lowry claims vindication after DPP decision, but ‘Doncaster deal’ dig remains on Dáil record
There’s more in it yet, even as Michael Lowry claims vindication after a DPP decision not to charge him over disputed events from up to 30 years ago.
Read full article →O'Brien welcomes decision on no Moriarty Tribunal charges
Businessman Denis O'Brien has welcomed a decision by the Director of Public Prosecutions not to go ahead with criminal proceedings following the findings of the Moriarty Tribunal which were published in 2011.
Read full article →Denis O’Brien says DPP won't pursue prosecution against him over Moriarty Tribunal findings
Independent TD Michael Lowry also stated last night that he had been told the DPP was taking no action.
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