Tom Lyons on the INM probe
Denis O’Brien has been unusually silent about the ODCE’s investigation into the group
In an interview with the publisher Ian Hyland in his recent book Ireland Inc, Denis O’Brien, the tycoon who is the largest shareholder in Independent News & Media, describes his long-term lieutenant as an unbelievable person. “I think INM would be out of business only for Leslie.” Other investors in INM (Independent News & Media) might not be so generous in their praise this week, as more controversies continue to emerge about events during Leslie...
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