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13115:47:0212 CHAIRMAN: Okay.34 Q. 700 MR. O'NEILL: I repeat the question to you, Ms. Carruth. And it's this. Is it15:47:075 the case that until such time as you are, have evidence produced to you which6 uncontrovertibly establishes that you were involved in these transactions, that7 you would not disclose them and once that evidence is available to you, that8 your response is that you simply do not recollect?9 A. I am trying to be good help and assistance to this Tribunal.15:47:4010 Q. 701 Okay. If that is so, Ms. Carruth, I think you accept that on the 9th of March11 of 1994, you are involved in these three transactions involving Mr. Ahern and12 his two daughters and lodgements to their accounts, isn't that so?13 A. Yes.14 Q. 702 The sum total of those lodgements is 6,176.39 pounds in cash. How could you15:48:0915 forget involving yourself in such a transaction?16 A. I have no recollection of dealing in large amounts of money.17 Q. 703 But you accept that you did. If you are the person involved in these18 transactions you had in your hand during the course of that day 6,176.39 pounds19 which is the exact equivalent of 6,000 pounds Sterling. I am suggesting to15:48:4220 you, you couldn't forget that.21 A. I have no recollection of that. I have no recollection of dealing in large22 amounts of monies.23 Q. 704 The very next transaction we see then on page 27293. Is the lodgement of24 3,518.99 pounds to the account of Mr. Ahern on the 9th of May. Again, I'm15:49:1725 afraid it's one of these ones with the obliterated address, which causes us26 some delay here. You will see that that is also a cash lodgement, Ms. Carruth?27 A. Yes.28 Q. 705 And in the sequence of those lodgements the next is that of 1,000 pounds to29 Ms. Cecelia Ahern's account which is at page 27295. Sorry -- 27295.15:50:0130Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839