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Bank to stop handling cash after series of raids

A BANK is to stop handling cash at one of its branches in Dublin after a series of raids on the outlet.

Bank to stop handling cash after series of raids

Fri, 13 Oct, 2006 - 01:00

Evelyn Ring

In August, the parents and family of a man who worked at the National Irish Bank in Killester were held hostage in their home in nearby Baldoyle.

The man was forced to withdraw hundreds of thousands of euro to secure the release of his family.

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Courts Crime Place: Dublin Place: Killester Place: Baldoyle Place: Howth Road Place: Ireland Place: Europe Person: Gardaí Person: Andrew Healy Person: Felix O’Regan Organisation: National Irish Bank Organisation: NIB Organisation: AIB Organisation: Bank of Ireland Organisation: Irish Bank Federation

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