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11315:14:571 A. Because I have no recollection. I have no belief that I ever saw or handled or2 dealt in Sterling.34 CHAIRMAN: No but this is.15:15:185 A. That's a Sterling transaction I assume.67 CHAIRMAN: No. This is --8 A. Irish.915:15:1810 CHAIRMAN: This is the Irish equivalent of the Sterling.11 A. Yes.1213 CHAIRMAN: So this is the actual lodgement to the account.14 A. Yes.15:15:211516 CHAIRMAN: The Sterling, the Sterling transaction took place within a very17 short period of time of this.18 A. Right, yes.1915:15:3220 CHAIRMAN: The bank believe that they are connected.21 A. Yes.2223 CHAIRMAN: But well can you Explain circumstances which might occur where you24 would fill out the docket that somebody else would have ...15:15:4825 A. That is possible. I could have filled out the lodgements slip. It could have26 been in the office but nothing else relates to my handwriting on that only my27 signature and Cecelia E Ahern.28 Q. 658 MR. O'NEILL: You have already, I think given evidence to the Tribunal, Ms.29 Carruth, you were the only person who made the lodgements to the girls account,15:16:1530 isn't that your evidence?Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839