Former Anglo boss FitzPatrick granted legal aid for upcoming trial

Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean Fitzpatrick has been granted legal aid for his upcoming trial on charges of failing to disclose loans from another bank.

Former Anglo boss FitzPatrick granted legal aid for upcoming trial
Wed, 10 Sep, 2014 - 15:25

Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean Fitzpatrick has been granted legal aid for his upcoming trial on charges of failing to disclose loans from another bank.

Mr FitzPatrick (aged 65) of Whitshed Road, Greystones, Co. Wicklow is charged under Section 197 of the Companies Act 1990.

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