Irishmen get suspended sentences in Thailand

Three Irishmen were given suspended prison sentences in Thailand today for conducting a securities business without a licence.

Irishmen get suspended sentences in Thailand
Thu, 10 Jun, 2004 - 17:30

Three Irishmen were given suspended prison sentences in Thailand today for conducting a securities business without a licence.

The three-year-old case involved the sale of questionable shares to unsuspecting investors.

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