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Trial of three former Anglo officials adjourned until Monday after court runs out of jurors

Summary

The trial of former Anglo Irish Bank officials Aoife Maguire, Bernard Daly and Tiarnan O'Mahoney has been adjourned to Monday because the court ran out of jurors. The three, aged 60, 65 and 54 respectively, face charges of deceiving the Revenue and destroying or falsifying bank records from 2003 and 2004. They have pleaded not guilty to all charges. The allegations include conspiring to destroy, mutilate or falsify documents relating to a named account, furnishing a list of accounts that omitted the named account, and defrauding the Revenue by deleting or concealing accounts held by Anglo in the name of the named person. The trial, expected to run until the end of July, was scheduled to begin at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court before Judge Patrick McCartan. Only seven jurors were sworn in before the court ran out of potential jurors, so jury swearing will resume on Monday with a fresh panel.

Who, what, where, when and why

What: Report matter: Trial of three former Anglo officials adjourned until Monday after court runs out of jurors. Charges or matters: all charges. Procedural stage: trial

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• 2003 and 2004 Other
• 2015-06-10 Publication

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