Daniel O’Callaghan jailed for ATM thefts and money laundering

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Daniel O’Callaghan was sentenced to 11 years, with the final year suspended, at the Special Criminal Court on 7 March 2022 for ATM thefts, money laundering and possessing stolen cash.

The court convicted him of 16 offences after trial, including theft, money laundering and possession of stolen money. The offences related to ATM thefts in Meath, Cavan and Monaghan in 2018 and 2019.

The judge said O’Callaghan played a central role in planning the thefts and as an active member of the criminal organisation. He was also ordered to enter a bond to keep the peace for three years after release, or risk serving all or part of the suspended year.