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11515:18:281 that that is transaction No. 14 on that day?2 A. Yes.3 Q. 668 Indicating on its face indicating on its face that this is part of a series of4 transactions. So whilst it is evident that it is a transaction which took15:18:485 place in the branch on the same day and in an amount which is exactly the same6 as regards the six digits that you see representing the amount as the six7 digits which were lodged to Ms. Cecelia Ahern's account. There is nothing in8 fact on the face of the document 27289 which says that it's Sterling, isn't9 that so?15:19:1510 A. Yes.11 Q. 669 So if you can't remember the transaction, what particular reason prompts you to12 disclaim having an involvement in it, if you can't remember it and if appears13 to have your name and address on the face of it?14 A. I don't know, my name and my address is on it, that's all I can account for.15:19:4015 Q. 670 So your name and address on a lodgement slip of this amount to this account16 would in all probability mean that you are the person making the lodgement,17 isn't that so?18 A. Yes.19 Q. 671 Yes. Yet you are saying that you did not make this lodgement?15:20:0020 A. Yes.21 Q. 672 And is the only reason you are saying that because you believe that this sum is22 connected with the exchange of 1,000 pounds Sterling and you are already on23 record as denying having involvement with Sterling?24 A. Yes.15:20:1525 Q. 673 Is that why you are denying this particular transaction as being your own?26 A. Yes.2728 CHAIRMAN: Well, Ms. Carruth, that could place you in a somewhat serious29 position because in effect if your answer is taken in its ordinary meaning it15:20:4130 would suggest that the only reason you are now denying any knowledge of these,Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839