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The payment is a full and final settlement of Denis O'Brien's costs application

O'Brien receives €5.8m from State agency for legal costs

Businessman Denis O'Brien has received €5.8 million from the State Claims Agency for his legal costs in relation to the Moriarty Tribunal dating back as far as 2001, it has been confirmed.

Ireland • 24 Apr

The final report of the Moriarty Tribunal was referred by the government to An Garda Síochána after it was published in 2011

File sent to DPP after garda probe into Moriarty findings

A file has been forwarded to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in relation to its investigation into the findings of the Moriarty Tribunal, gardaí have confirmed.

Ireland • 09 Jan

The tribunal was set up in 1997 to investigate the financial affairs of Charles Haughey and Michael Lowry

Moriarty Tribunal has cost €61.2m so far

The Moriarty Tribunal has cost €61.2m to date, the Public Accounts Committee has been told.

Politics • 03 May 18

The Bureau contacted Allied Irish Bank as part of its probe, according to information in the Paradise Papers that has been reported in the Irish Times

CAB still investigating Moriarty Tribunal outcome

The Criminal Assets Bureau has confirmed it is continuing its investigation into the outcome of the Moriarty Tribunal.

Business • 08 Nov 17

Denis O'Brien appealed a 2011 High Court judgment

Supreme Court dismisses O'Brien Moriarty appeal

The Supreme Court has dismissed Denis O'Brien's appeal against a High Court judgment relating to cross examination of a key Moriarty Tribunal witness.

News • 12 Jul 16

Michael Lowry is challenging tribunal's assertion that he misled the inquiry

Lowry to challenge Moriarty costs decision

Independent TD Michael Lowry has said he will mount a legal challenge to a decision by the Moriarty Tribunal to award him only one third of his costs for appearing before the inquiry.

News • 07 Nov 13