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Former Anglo boss FitzPatrick charged

The former chairman of Anglo Irish Bank has today been charged with facilitating unlawful loans to buy Anglo shares.

Former Anglo boss FitzPatrick charged

Tue, 24 Jul, 2012 - 12:32

The former chairman of Anglo Irish Bank has today been charged with facilitating unlawful loans to buy Anglo shares.

Sean FitzPatrick was brought before the Criminal Courts in Dublin for the alleged financial irregularities.

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Courts Anglo Irish Bank Place: Dublin Place: Whitshed Road Place: Dublin Airport Place: Atlanta Place: Garda Station Place: Rathgar Place: south Dublin Place: Ireland Person: Fitzpatrick Person: Sean Fitzpatrick Person: Sean Quinn Person: Willie McAteer Person: Pat Whelan Organisation: Anglo Irish Bank Organisation: Anglo Organisation: Criminal Courts Organisation: Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement

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