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13515:56:441 pounds to the account of Mr. Ahern in October of 1994 at page 27296 or its2 blanked equivalent as regards address. If we could have that on screen,3 please. Again, this is a lodgement made by you to this account, isn't that4 right?15:57:105 A. The lodgement, yes.6 Q. 734 Made by you?7 A. It's a lodgement with my name on it, yes.8 Q. 735 Let's not beat about the bush, Ms. Carruth, is there any doubt in your mind but9 that you made this lodgement to Ms. Ahern's account?15:57:3010 A. I have no recollection of this.11 Q. 736 Have you any doubt but that this was a lodgement made by you to Mr. Ahern's12 account?13 A. The date isn't mine, it's not the way I do the date. On that account number.14 It's not the way I write the account number and the total is not my15:57:5115 handwriting.16 Q. 737 You will see that that transaction, as with all of the others that we've looked17 at earlier, was made on the same day, same branch with the same teller as a18 foreign exchange transaction equating to the same six digits, page 27297;19 3,970.19 pounds. Was the product of a 4,000 pounds Sterling exchange conducted15:58:3020 in that branch on that day, do you see that?21 A. Yes.22 Q. 738 Do you accept that the monies that you lodged to Mr. Ahern's account were the23 product of that foreign exchange transaction of 4,000 pounds?24 A. No recollection of Sterling.15:58:512526 CHAIRMAN: Ms. Carruth, if you were completing these dockets with your name27 and address, who -- and if you weren't making these lodgements or conducting28 these transactions, who do you think would have been doing it in your place?29 A. I have no idea, Judge.15:59:0930Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839