Former INM media executives Gavin O’Reilly and Karl Brophy told the inspectors to the media group they formerly worked for that they had “relevant information” to their investigation but were “not invited to give evidence”.  Despite the probe into alleged unlawful breach of company data going on for six years, the High Court-appointed inspectors decided not to interview either the former chief executive of the company or its former director of corporate affairs. The Inspectors concluded after receiving written submissions that “having regard to our terms of reference, and the stage the inspection has reached, we do not consider it…

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