NiallCollins said neither he nor his wife “any pecuniary or beneficial interest” in the property before Limerick County Council decided to sell it.
old following a transparent and open sales process, which was open to all."
He insisted that “neither I nor my wife had any pecuniary or beneficial interest in that property” when the council decided to sell it in 2007 and notedMinister Collins also stressed that he was no longer a councillor by the time the sale went through in 2008.Under Section 177 of the Local Government Act, a councillor is required to disclose any interests and are furthermore prohibited from influencing any decision they have such an interest in.
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