Person: Keith Flynn

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<p>Keith Flynn has been moved to the low-security Shelton Abbey prison but his wife Lyndsey Clarke remains in Limerick Prison. Picture: Cork Courts Limited</p>

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Fraudster Keith Flynn is moved to open prison

Disgraced former solicitor moves to Shelton Abbey less than a year into his four-year sentence

<p>Former solicitors Keith Flynn and Lyndsey Clarke, who practised as Keith Flynn & Company, are now in Cork and Limerick prisons, respectively, following the handing down of sentences at Cork Circuit Court last Monday. Picture: Cork Courts Limited</p>

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Dodgy wigs and spelling mistakes: How the Cork grifters were caught out

Ultimately, it was the finer details that tripped the fraudsters up, but not before their scheme had netted huge sums using multiple false identities and numerous accounts, writes Noel Baker

<p>Former solicitors Keith Flynn and Lyndsey Clarke at Cork District Court. Picture: Cork Courts Limited</p>

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The ex-solicitors who swindled the banks: Timeline

2006: Keith Flynn, from Ballintemple in Cork, forms Keith Flynn and Co Solicitors, having earlier qualified from the University of London. The first office is in Cork. 2012: Dublin office of the firm opens at Capel Buildings.

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Detective says fraudster solicitors' spelling mistake was an error of omission

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Kieran McGeeney: 'I don't get great joy in it but it's Armagh night'

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Proposed legislation banning the sale of e-cigarettes to children welcomed by Vape Business Ireland

Michael Sherlock: ‘He said ‘knacker’ and he put up his hands and he was shadow boxing me’

Four travellers who had been playing soccer for North Clare club, Sporting Ennistymon, have quit the sport following numerous incidences of racist abuse.

Fri, 02 Nov, 2018

Irish Cancer Society slow to endorse vaping

Health experts may have given vaping the thumbs up for ex-smokers, but they stopped short of saying e-cigarettes are safe to use, the Irish Cancer Society has warned.

Wed, 08 Feb, 2017

Increase in first-time buyer activity

THERE has been a “significant increase” in activity in the first-time buyers market lately as an average deposit required for a house drops from €32,000 to €20,000.

Mon, 18 Apr, 2011

Seeds through in Irish National Squash Championships

The top qualifying seeds all came through last night at Fitzwilliam in The Westwood sponsored Irish National Squash Championships.

Fri, 17 Dec, 2004

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