Dublin man accused of stealing almost €1m from credit union

A Dublin man has appeared in court today charged with stealing almost €1m from his local credit union.

Dublin man accused of stealing almost €1m from credit union
Fri, 12 Sep, 2014 - 15:59

A Dublin man has appeared in court today charged with stealing almost €1m from his local credit union.

Paul O'Brien (aged 50) of Valley Park Road in Finglas is also accused of falsifying loan documents.

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