Two Irishmen convicted of a long-running payroll fraud at one of New York city’s biggest construction firms are due to begin serving six months behind bars today, Monday.
Dónal O’Sullivan, 62, a native of Ballinskelligs, Co Kerry and Pádraig Naughton, 52, from Nenagh, Co Tipperary, were sentenced to jail last June, after being convicted in 2021 for running a fraudulent payroll scheme devised to avoid making required contributions to unions’ benefits funds on behalf of Navillus workers.
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