Former Anglo directors charged in connection with €8m fraud

Two former directors of Anglo Irish Bank have been charged in relation to an alleged €8m fraud at the former lender.

Former Anglo directors charged in connection with €8m fraud
Mon, 11 Aug, 2014 - 13:05

Two former directors of Anglo Irish Bank have been charged in relation to an alleged €8m fraud at the former lender.

Pat Whelan of Coast Road, Malahide and Willie McAteer with an address at Greenrath, Tipperary Town were arrested in Dublin city centre this morning.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Coast Road,Place: Greenrath, Tipperary TownPlace: Dublin City centrePlace: Bridewell Garda StationPlace: DublinPerson: Pat WhelanPerson: Willie McAteerPerson: McAteerPerson: WhelanOrganisation: Anglo Irish BankOrganisation: AngloOrganisation: Bank of IrelandOrganisation: Irish Bank Resolution CorporationOrganisation: IBRC
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