Jury in Cork money laundering trial begins deliberations

The jurors in the trial of a financial adviser accused of laundering money from the £26.5m (€28.2m) Northern Bank robbery were tonight told to use their common sense when deciding the case.

As the jury retired to consider its verdicts after the 10-week trial at Cork Circuit Criminal Court, Judge Cornelius Murphy warned members to put any sympathies they have for those involved out of their minds.