DPP may bring charges in Anglo investigation in next two months

The High Court has been told that the DPP may decide to bring charges in the next month or two as part of the criminal investigation into Anglo Irish Bank.

DPP may bring charges in Anglo investigation in next two months
Thu, 26 Jan, 2012 - 18:40

The High Court has been told that the DPP may decide to bring charges in the next month or two as part of the criminal investigation into Anglo Irish Bank.

Some 150 files have been lodged with the Director of Public Prosecutions.

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