An ex-Anglo Irish Bank official jailed for conspiring to conceal bank accounts from the Revenue Commissioners must wait to hear whether he will be admitted to bail pending his appeal in January.

An ex-Anglo Irish Bank official jailed for conspiring to conceal bank accounts from the Revenue Commissioners will make a renewed bail application next month pending the outcome of his appeal in January.

The numbers of ‘white collar’ criminals jailed for Revenue related offences, standing at nine so far this year, including the ‘Anglo Three’, is already three times the number jailed for tax offences in 2014.

Anglo’s former second-in-command is now handing out food in the staff kitchen of Mountjoy Prison.

Describing Anglo Irish Bank as "very sick," a judge yesterday jailed three of its former officials for between 18 months and three years for conspiring to conceal or alter bank accounts being sought by Revenue.

Bernard Daly, 67, of Collins Avenue West, Whitehall, Dublin, Tiarnan O’Mahoney, 56, of Glen Pines, Enniskerry, Co Wicklow and Aoife Maguire, 62, of Rothe Abbey, South Circular Road, Kilmainham, Dublin had pleaded not guilty to seven charges.

The sentencing hearing for three former Anglo Irish Bank executives - found guilty of trying to defraud Revenue - has resumed in Dublin.

Three former Anglo Irish Bank officials have been convicted of conspiring to conceal or alter bank accounts being sought by Revenue which were connected to ex-chairman Seán FitzPatrick.

The jury in the trial of three former Anglo Irish Bank officials has retired to consider its verdict.

Former Anglo Irish Bank company secretary Bernard Daly told gardaí he couldn’t recall asking a subordinate if he would be willing to delete a bank account from a list being provided to Revenue.

A former Anglo Irish Bank employee denied to gardaí that she was involved in a conspiracy to conceal bank accounts from Revenue as part of a tax evasion scheme.

A computer login used to make changes to bank accounts connected to former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean FitzPatrick shouldn't have been used by anyone outside the bank's IT department, the Circuit Criminal Court has heard.

A friend and business partner of former Anglo Irish Chairman Sean FitzPatrick has told a trial that he was not aware of several transfers made from a bank account they held jointly.

Former Anglo Irish Bank CEO Seán FitzPatrick mentioned concerns about an account belonging to a Denis O’Brien in the context of a Revenue investigation into bogus non-resident accounts in the bank, a trial heard.

Former Anglo chairman Sean FitzPatrick told an employee not to submit his brother-in-law’s accounts to Revenue, which was investigating alleged tax evasion at the bank, a trial has heard.

Three former Anglo Irish Bank officials accused of hiding bogus off-shore accounts in an alleged tax evasion scheme were involved in helping Revenue investigate tax compliance in the bank in 2003.

A computer programme was created by an Anglo Irish Bank employee to remove records of a company connected to the bank from its IT system, a trial has been told.

Three former Anglo Irish Bank officials have gone on trial accused of hiding accounts connected to former chairman Seán FitzPatrick in an alleged tax evasion scheme.

A date has been set for the trial of three former Anglo Irish Bank officials who have denied conspiring to commit tax and company law offences.

Fresh charges have been brought against two former Anglo Irish Bank senior executives who are awaiting trial for Revenue offences.

A second former executive at Anglo Irish Bank is to stand trial on revenue charges.

Anglo Irish Bank's former Company Secretary and Head of Compliance has appeared in court charged with revenue offences.

TULLAMORE Dew Whiskey could be returning home after over half a century, as William Grant & Sons explore the possibility of building a new distillery in the town.

THE UNITE trade union has said it will fight to save the 750 jobs due to be lost later this year at Halifax Ireland and still sees the bank’s inclusion in a third force of Irish banking as a possibility.

ANGLO IRISH BANK CORPORATION yesterday announced the appointment of a company secretary.

The ISEQ in Dublin closed up 22 points, nearly 0.5%, to 4775 this evening.

Bernard Daly, company secretary at Anglo Irish bank, has sold nearly all of his shares.