Gardaí to host Ireland's biggest security expo after €70k taken from factory in bogus email scam

The theft of €70,000 from a Meath factory in the last six weeks in a bogus email scam is the latest in a growing rise of online fraud across the country, according to a Garda Crime Prevention Officer.

Mon, 01 Oct, 2018 - 12:11

By Louise Walsh

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