Michael Lowry
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Lowry, 28, was sentenced to 10 years behind bars for dealing heroin. He was caught after attempting to sell the drugs to a police informant. He was indicted on possession with intent to distribute less than 100 grams of heroin and he pleaded guilty. ... Full Article at FindLaw: Local Professional
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1996 telling how he had taken secret payments worth £395,000 from the country’s biggest retailer. He had to resign from office in disgrace in November 1996, and in March 2011 the final report of the Moriarty tribunal detailed findings of various... Full Article at Irish Times
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Also, Lowry, who had availed of the 1993 tax amnesty, subsequently paid Revenue €1.4 million to settle his personal tax affairs and those of his refrigeration company in the wake of his fall from grace. I have spent years reporting on the saga of... Full Article at Irish Times
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PROPERTY development loan taken out by the former government minister Michael Lowry in 2006 is now with the National Asset Management Agency (Nama). The loan, given to Mr Lowry by the former chief executive of the Irish Nationwide Building Society,... Full Article at Irish Times
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OIREACHTAS committee has indicated to Independent TD for Tipperary North Michael Lowry that he does not have to declare property he owns near Two-Mile Borris, Co Tipperary, in his entry in the Oireachtas register of members’ interests. The clerk of the... Full Article at Irish Times
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The Dáil believes the conduct of Michael Lowry set out in the [Moriarty] tribunal report was completely unacceptable, and calls on Deputy Lowry to resign voluntarily his membership of Dáil Éireann.
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Former government minister Michael Lowry has had numerous dealings over the years with Irish Nationwide and its controversial former chief executive, Michael Fingleton LAND REGISTRY files for Co Tipperary indicate that the relationship between Michael... Full Article at Irish Times
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Shatter added: “I am unwilling to engage in an unethical media project of compiling a blacklist of elected TDs that Ministers should not meet on legitimate official business and also with whom no conversations should ever take place. “It is worth... Full Article at Irish Central
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Michael Lowry (born March 20, 1968 in Staten Island, New York) is an American actor best known for his role as Jake Martin on All My Children from 1996 to 2000. He has also appeared in the soap opera As The World Turns as Les Sweeney in 2004 and 2005. He has also made guest appearances in prime time shows like Las Vegas, The Drew Carey Show,... Full Article At Wikipedia.org
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