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3712:05:161 A. Correct.2 Q. 245 Do you have any recollection of dealing with her having --3 A. Yes. I used to meet her occasionally in the branch.4 Q. 246 Yes.12:05:255 A. And I would speak to her.6 Q. 247 Yes.7 A. I don't -- when she was in to do, to transact business.8 Q. 248 All right.9 A. And that's how I met her.12:05:3410 Q. 249 Yes. Do you recall what business she was coming in to transact?11 A. I don't recall any specific ones but I had the impression -- I knew that she12 was longing to the Ahern accounts.13 Q. 250 To the Ahern accounts?14 A. Yes.12:05:4815 Q. 251 All right. And have you recollection of her lodging, coming in with Sterling16 and lodging Sterling to the accounts?17 A. I formed the impression that some of those lodgements were Sterling.18 Q. 252 Yes.19 A. At that time I couldn't point them out by I just knew from conversations with12:06:0720 her.21 Q. 253 Yes.22 A. That some of them were Sterling.23 Q. 254 Yes. Is that a recollection you have apart from the documentation?24 A. Yes, that was my recollection then when I saw these documents.12:06:2325 Q. 255 Yes.26 A. Confirmed it.27 Q. 256 All right. If we could go back, please, to just passbook 19400 for a moment.28 Just looking at the, we know that there are four cash lodgements to Mr. Ahern's29 account and on the different dates. Four cash lodgements. Is it your12:07:0630 evidence, Mr. Hughes, that these all emanate from Sterling sums?Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839