Cunningham facing 14 years

A Cork financial adviser was facing up to 14 years in jail tonight for laundering cash from the £26.5m (€28.4m) Northern Bank robbery.

Cunningham facing 14 years
Fri, 27 Mar, 2009 - 19:44

A Cork financial adviser was facing up to 14 years in jail tonight for laundering cash from the £26.5m (€28.4m) Northern Bank robbery.

After a marathon investigation and 10-week trial, Ted Cunningham was found guilty of handling more than £3m (€3.22m) in stolen bank notes in the two months after the audacious December 2004 heist, which has been blamed on the IRA.

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CourtsNorthern Bank raidPlace: CorkPlace: BelfastPlace: BalkansPlace: Farran, Co CorkPlace: west BelfastPlace: FarranPlace: Co. OffalyPlace: Co DownPerson: CunninghamPerson: Ted CunninghamPerson: Timothy CunninghamPerson: Chris WardPerson: CunninghamsPerson: Phil FlynnPerson: FlynnPerson: Catherine NelsonPerson: CouncillorPerson: Tom HanlonPerson: Catherine CliffordPerson: NelsonPerson: Cornelius MurphyPerson: Kevin McMullanPerson: KyranPerson: MurphyOrganisation: Northern BankOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: Cork Circuit Criminal CourtOrganisation: Chesterton FinanceOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: Bank of ScotlandOrganisation: Criminal Assets Bureau
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