Person: Shane Travers

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Newspaper settles defamation case

The Sunday World has apologised, and agreed to pay undisclosed damages, to a Bank of Ireland employee under a settlement of his legal action alleging defamation in an article concerning a €7.6m tiger kidnapping heist in Dublin.

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Tiger-kidnap bank worker testifies

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Bank official sues over tiger kidnap

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Boy wins ‘tiger’ kidnap damages

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Woman sues BoI for negligence after tiger raid

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€7.6m tiger kidnapping probe progresses with arrest of bank employee

Concern over criminals targeting junior bank staff

VULNERABLE young staff should not be employed in major bank cash stores following the recent €7.6 million Bank of Ireland robbery, banking representatives have told gardaí.

Mon, 16 Mar, 2009

Bank heist accused could flee using raid cash, court told

One of two men charged over the country’s largest bank heist could go on the run using money from the robbery to guarantee his escape, a court heard today.

Tue, 03 Mar, 2009

Two in court in relation to tiger-kidnap bank robbery

Two men charged in connection with the country’s largest bank heist will appear in court today.

Tue, 03 Mar, 2009

Gardaí and bankers to discuss kidnap procedures

Senior gardaí will meet management from the country’s financial institutions today to assess ’tiger’ kidnapping procedures and protocols.

Mon, 02 Mar, 2009

Ahern demands answers from BoI on procedures

JUSTICE Minister Dermot Ahern has demanded the Bank of Ireland explain why new security procedures, to prevent raids like yesterday’s €7 million robbery, were not adhered to.

Sat, 28 Feb, 2009

Security questions over €7m tiger heist

An armed gang escaped with €7m after holding a mother and daughter hostage as a young worker was ordered to carry out the biggest ever bank heist in this country.

Fri, 27 Feb, 2009