Royal Dutch Shell Wants Alleged Eavesdropping Investigated
Dr Cowley told The Irish Times that he would be pursuing this avenue immediately, as the Minister’s failure to rule out possible phone tapping had compounded his fears.
He claimed a “series of unusual coincidences” had alerted him to the possibility of surveillance of landlines and mobile phones of those involved in opposing aspects of the Corrib gas project.
“I am not the only one to hold these fears.
“People who have taken a particular stand on the Corrib gas dispute approached me on a number of occasions expressing their suspicions,” Dr Cowley told the Connaught Telegraph this week.
“They are convinced their telephone conversations are being monitored because there is compelling evidence of it happening.
“I am genuinely concerned that I am one of the people under surveillance.
“If it is proven that a member of the Oireachtas is having his phone tapped, it would be a scandal of the highest order,” he added. (more)
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