O’Flynn victim of credit card fraud

A TD whose credit card was copied to defraud him of almost 2,000 wants banks to introduce security systems to make it harder for criminals to defraud credit card holders.

Thu, 10 Oct, 2002 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

It is estimated credit card fraud costs Irish businesses up to €5 million each year.

One of the latest victims was Cork North Central TD Noel O’Flynn.

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