Ex Bóthar boss stole money over 21-year period, judge says

David Moloney was 'generous' with the cash, spending it on family holidays and on friends, the High Court heard
David Moloney, in a sworn statement to the court, said he that he was generous with the cash which he spent on things such as family holidays, on his friends, but never lodged the monies in the bank nor has he kept any of the cash taken.

David Moloney, in a sworn statement to the court, said he that he was generous with the cash which he spent on things such as family holidays, on his friends, but never lodged the monies in the bank nor has he kept any of the cash taken.

Bóther's former chief executive David Moloney "stole" significant quantities of cash donated to the charity to fund his lifestyle over a 21-year period, the High Court heard.

Mr Moloney, in a sworn statement to the court, said he that he was generous with the cash which he spent on things such as family holidays, on his friends, but never lodged the monies in the bank nor has he kept any of the cash taken.

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