Woman sells family home to help repay €98k she stole from GAA club

THE family home of a woman who stole a total of e98,316 from a Co Limerick GAA club when she was its treasurer, has been sold to help pay restitution.

Wed, 22 Apr, 2009 - 01:00

Patricia Carroll, 49, a mother of one, has sold the family home where she lived at Chapel Street, Kilfinane, Limerick Circuit Court heard yesterday.

The two-storey house made e65,000 after all expenses on the sale were paid.

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Courts Place: Chapel Street, Kilfinane Place: Kilfinane Place: Bruff Person: Patricia Carroll Person: Mark Nicholas Person: Carroll Person: Carroll Moran Person: Michael Collins Person: Tim Hartnett Person: Nicholas Organisation: GAA Organisation: Co Limerick GAA Organisation: Blackrock GAA club Organisation: AGM Organisation: Limerick greyhound track

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