The former Government press secretary, Mr P.J. Mara, will give evidence to the Flood tribunal today about claims that he sought payment for securing a radio licence for Century Radio, writes Mark Brennock.
Mr Mara, now a political lobbyist and director of elections for Fianna Fail, has strongly denied allegations by the co-founder of Century Radio, Mr James Stafford, that he and the then minister for communications, Mr Ray Burke, operated a "price list" for the award of broadcasting licences in different categories.
