THE jury in the trial of Ted Cunningham on money-laundering charges were sent home at 6.30pm yesterday as they had not reached a verdict. They will resume their deliberations today.

The jurors in the trial of a financial adviser accused of laundering money from the £26.5m (€28.2m) Northern Bank robbery were tonight told to use their common sense when deciding the case.

The jury in the trial of a financial adviser accused of laundering money from the £26.5m Northern Bank robbery will retire to consider its verdict today.

THE trial of Ted Cunningham on charges of money-laundering cash from the Northern Bank robbery is coming to an end and the jury will retire later today to consider their verdict.

The trial of Ted Cunningham from Farran, County Cork, on charges of money-laundering cash from the Northern Bank robbery is coming to an end and the jury will retire tomorrow to consider their verdict.

THE prosecutor in the money-laundering trial in Cork described the presence in Navan of Phil Flynn on the same date that the accused received £500,000 in cash from Bulgarian business associates as an interesting coincidence.

Former ICC Bank executive Denis O’Connell gave evidence today of travelling to Bulgaria in 2004 with the man who was later accused of laundering more than £3m from the Northern Bank robbery.

A Cork car dealer who was given £200,000 in 2005 by the man accused of money-laundering testified today that Ted Cunningham told him at one stage: “Get rid of it”, so he hid what was left of it in a fertiliser bag in a stable.

THE jury in the money-laundering trial at Cork Circuit Criminal Court heard no further evidence yesterday and were sent home by the trial judge until Monday.

A FINGERPRINT of Timothy Cunningham Junior was found on black tape stuck to a plastic bag full of sterling which was discovered during a search of the basement of his father’s house, the seventh day of the money-laundering trial has heard.

A fingerprint of Cork man Timothy Cunningham junior was found on black tape stuck to a Dunnes Stores plastic bag full of sterling that was discovered during a search of the basement of his father’s house, the prosecution claimed on the seventh day of the money-laundering trial today.

THE jury in the trial of a Cork father and son accused of laundering more than £3m from the Northern Bank robbery of December 2004 was told the case could not proceed yesterday.

THE saturation media coverage of the Northern Bank robbery in December 2004, in the Republic of Ireland was described yesterday in the trial of a father and son accused of laundering more than £3 million from that robbery.

A JURY was sworn in for the trial of a Cork financial adviser and his son who are accused of laundering more than £3 million arising out of the investigation into the 2004 Northern Bank robbery.

A JURY was sworn in for the trial of a Cork financial adviser and his son who are accused of laundering more than £3 million arising out of the investigation into the 2004 Northern Bank robbery.

A jury was sworn in today for the trial of a Cork financial advisor and his son who are accused of laundering more than £3m (€3.33m) – arising out of the investigation of the 2004 Northern Bank robbery.

An appeal brought by convicted killer and rapist Ian Horgan against both his conviction and eight years prison sentence he received for the robbery of a post office will be heard by the Court of Criminal Appeal next week.

The man who raped and killed Ballincollig beautician Rachel Kiely was jailed for another eight years today – for carrying out a robbery while out on bail.