Council worker convicted of hacking supervisor's voicemail

A 39-year-old Dublin City Council employee was found guilty today of hacking into voice-mail messages left on her former supervisor's work phone.

Council worker convicted of hacking supervisor's voicemail

A 39-year-old Dublin City Council employee was found guilty today of hacking into voice-mail messages left on her former supervisor's work phone.

Severine Doyle of Parnell Court, Crumlin, Dublin had pleaded not guilty to 11 charges under the Postal and Telecommunication Act for intercepting voice messages on a mobile phone used by Teresa Conlon, Dublin City Council's head of housing allocation.

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