Brendan Mullin found guilty of Bank of Ireland theft

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Brendan Mullin was found guilty of stealing from Bank of Ireland at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court after a jury verdict on 5 November 2024.

The jury returned guilty verdicts on 12 of the 14 charges before it, after nearly seven hours of deliberation. Mullin had denied all charges. The trial concerned alleged thefts and false accounting involving the bank between 2011 and 2013.

The jury was directed to find Mullin not guilty on one deception count, and returned not guilty verdicts on two charges concerning Beechwood Partners. The report said he remained on continuing bail pending a later sentencing-date hearing.