Struck-off solicitor Michael Lynn loses latest legal challenge ahead of trial for alleged €30m theft

Struck-off solicitor Michael Lynn has lost his latest legal challenge ahead of a trial next year for alleged theft of almost €30 million.

Struck-off solicitor Michael Lynn loses latest legal challenge ahead of trial for alleged €30m theft
Fri, 31 May, 2019 - 16:45
Ruaidhrí Giblin

Struck-off solicitor Michael Lynn has lost his latest legal challenge ahead of a trial next year for alleged theft of almost €30 million.

Mr Lynn (aged 50) of Carlton Square, Maynooth, Co Kildare, is due to stand trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court next year on 21 counts of stealing the money from seven financial institutions.

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