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13415:54:491 establishes that you were involved in these large cash transactions were you2 surprised to receive this documentation?3 A. Yes, I shook for two hours.4 Q. 724 Right.15:55:035 A. I was very surprised.6 Q. 725 And what did you do about it? Did you go to your employer, Mr. Richardson or7 Mr. Ahern, whichever it was, and inquire what they knew of these transactions8 which apparently were conducted by you but which you apparently cannot9 remember?15:55:2110 A. No, I didn't go to anybody.11 Q. 726 You went to nobody?12 A. No.13 Q. 727 Did you go to your fellow worker Ms. Sandra Cullagh to inquire whether she had14 any recollection as to how it was that you came to be making these large15:55:3615 lodgements to the accounts?16 A. No.17 Q. 728 Of Mr. Ahern. No?18 A. No, I didn't go to Sandra.19 Q. 729 Why not?15:55:4520 A. Because I believed it was a private matter and I was trying to deal with it as21 quickly as I could to try and come back to the Tribunal on it.22 Q. 730 You haven't come back to the Tribunal until now, Ms. Carruth. And in coming23 back to the Tribunal your input has been to say that you cannot recollect?24 A. Yes.15:56:0825 Q. 731 Yes.26 A. Yes.27 Q. 732 Is that your evidence on this issue, Ms. Carruth; that you cannot recollect any28 of these transactions?29 A. I can't recollect them.15:56:3430 Q. 733 The next in sequence of the sizeable transactions is the lodgement of 3,970.19Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839