Report of six year investigation presented to High Court today
The inspectors were appointed in September 2018 by then High Court president, Mr Justice Peter Kelly, to carry out the inspection in the wake of an unlawful breach of company data when Denis O’Brien was the main shareholder in INM. Photograph: Alan Betson / The Irish Times
Around 30 lawyers attended Court 14 in the Four Courts for the presentation of the report, including at least 10 senior counsel.Rip-off Ireland? How overseas tourists rate Ireland on value for moneyMr Gillane indicated to the judge there was nothing in the report that would cause the inspectors concerns about its general publication. The inspectors had no difficulty with the report being provided to various parties who had engaged with the investigation, he added.
Lawyers for several parties involved in the investigation had earlier secured leave to issue motions aimed at getting access to the report. While permitting the motions to be issued, the judge remarked they may not be necessary because his view was the applicant parties were entitled to be given the report.
The judge told lawyers for a number of other parties, including DMZ IT Ltd, Specialist Security Services Ltd, Reconaissance Group Ltd and Resilient Defence Ltd, they would also be provided with the report, subject to confidentiality undertakings.
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