Man who damaged €10m Monet painting jailed for handling another painting stolen from Cork home

A man previously jailed for damaging a €10m Monet painting has received a two-year sentence after he was convicted of handling an oil painting stolen from a stately home.

Man who damaged €10m Monet painting jailed for handling another painting stolen from Cork home
Fri, 30 Nov, 2018 - 14:39

By Brion Hoban

A man previously jailed for damaging a €10m Monet painting has received a two-year sentence after he was convicted of handling an oil painting stolen from a stately home.

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