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Michael Lowry says no charges over Moriarty Tribunal findings

Michael Lowry says no charges over Moriarty Tribunal findings

Gardaí confirmed on Tuesday that the office of the DPP had directed no prosecution be taken in respect of the matter. Lowry’s solicitor was informed on Tuesday afternoon.

Moriarty Tribunal now into 30th year, €78m in costs

Moriarty Tribunal now into 30th year, €78m in costs

The tribunal was set up to to examine payments to former Fianna Fáil taoiseach Charles Haughey and former Fine Gael minister Michael Lowry

Judge agrees to Denis O’Brien’s application for deletion of ‘corruption’ reference

Judge agrees to Denis O’Brien’s application for deletion of ‘corruption’ reference

Independent TD, Michael Lowry, who was communications minister at the time, is a notice party in the case

Denis O'Brien must reveal material he claims is confidential

Denis O'Brien must reveal material he claims is confidential

Pearse Doherty accuses Michael Lowry of burning documents

Pearse Doherty accuses Michael Lowry of burning documents

Micheál Martin says he stands by past criticism of Michael Lowry

Micheál Martin says he stands by past criticism of Michael Lowry

Lowry faces off with reporters over Tribunal questioning

Lowry faces off with reporters over Tribunal questioning

Michael Lowry says dispute over Moriarty Tribunal costs now settled

Michael Lowry says dispute over Moriarty Tribunal costs now settled

Sun, 07 Jan, 2024

In 2018 the Independent TD successfully appealed a decision by the tribunal to only award him one third of the costs of his legal representation.