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2111:11:281 A. Correct.2 Q. 112 All right. And can you identify the signature, please?3 A. Not the signature of the operative. I think his name is Michael Murnane.4 Q. 113 All right. And is your writing on this?11:11:425 A. No.6 Q. 114 All right. And then could you take us through the computer entry, please on7 the bottom left hand corner?8 A. Again it's the date, it's a bit blurred. Time is 10:24, branch 705, machine9 No. 2 and it was the 12th transaction and the sundry account 135.11:12:0410 Q. 115 All right. So does this mean that this transaction was done on the same11 machine as the machine that did the transaction putting the 4,119.59 pounds12 into Mr. Ahern's account?13 A. Yes.14 Q. 116 All right. And is it the transaction No. 12 that immediately precedes the11:12:2515 lodgement transaction?16 A. Yes.17 Q. 117 So, Mr. Hughes, do I understand this correctly, these two documents record two18 different transactions, is that right, one is the exchange of Sterling and the19 second is the lodgement of on an Irish amount to an account, is that right?11:12:4920 A. Correct.21 Q. 118 Are they connected?22 A. They were both the same amount of money, yes.23 Q. 119 Yes.24 A. Yes.11:12:552526 CHAIRMAN: Sorry, Mr. Hughes, if this is the same money that goes in to27 Mr. Ahern's account as 4,119.59 then there would have been, am I right to28 assume that there would have been a notional purchase of Sterling in the sense29 that you wouldn't, if it's the same customer you don't physically hand over the11:13:3530 --Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839