Matt Cooper: Is Denis O’Brien hoping out of sight is out of mind on the Siteserv findings? | Business Post

Businessman Denis O’Brien: no longer as prominent a figure in Irish life as he once was, which some suggest is exactly the way he wants it. Picture: Fergal Phillips

Denis O’Brien appears to be something of a changed man or, if he remains the same, he has a different approach now to dealing publicly with crisis, controversy and criticism of him and his actions. On Friday morning, the Irish Times published details of what it said is in the long-awaited conclusions to the commission of inquiry into the sale of Siteserv, on the instructions of Anglo Irish Bank, then known as the...

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