Court reports mentioning Richard Molloy

2016-07-28

Printer who sold counterfeit bills to IRA suspect has sentence cut

Stage: Appeal

Plea: Guilty

Outcome: He was sentenced to six years imprisonment by Judge Patricia Ryan on November 6, 2015. Mr Justice Edwards, who sat with Mr Justice Garrett Sheehan and Mr Justice Alan Mahon, re-sentenced Molloy to five-and-a-half years imprisonment with the final 18 months suspended.

2016-07-19

Printer caught selling counterfeit notes to alleged IRA members

Stage: Appeal

Plea: Guilty

Outcome: He was sentenced to six years imprisonment by Judge Patricia Ryan on November 6, 2015. Counsel for Molloy, Giollaíosa Ó Lideadha SC, made submissions to the Court of Appeal today for a reduction in sentence and for a portion to be suspended.

2016-02-10

Dublin man jailed over counterfeit cash gardai say was used to "finance the activities of the IRA"

Stage: Sentence

Outcome: Last year, at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, Molloy (44), of Preston Heights, Kilmeague, Naas, Co Kildare, was jailed for six years for selling €20,000 in counterfeit bills in exchange for €2,200.

2015-11-06

Printer jailed for six years for running sophisticated counterfeit banknote operation

Stage: Sentence

Plea: Guilty

Outcome: Mr Staunton asked the judge to consider suspending part of the sentence in light of Molloy's sick partner and the fact that jailing him would leave no one to care for their child.

2015-07-29

Printer who ran sophisticated counterfeit operation "worked with the IRA", court hears

Stage: Sentence

Plea: Guilty

Outcome: Richard Molloy (44) will be sentenced later after he was caught selling €20,000 in counterfeit bills to an IRA man in exchange for €2,200. He asked the judge to consider a non-custodial sentence in light of Molloy's sick partner, adding that jailing him would leave no one to care for their child.; Judge Patricia Ryan remanded him on continuing bail for sentencing on November 7, 2015.