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3812:07:141 A. Based on the documentation I would say yes.2 Q. 257 All right. And if you are correct in that, I think it means that the sum of3 15,500 pounds Sterling was lodged to Mr. Ahern's and his two daughters'4 accounts in the sum of space of eight months between March and October, is that12:07:375 right?6 A. I haven't done the sums.7 Q. 258 You didn't do the sums?8 A. Yes.9 Q. 259 I think it's correct.12:07:4810 A. Okay.11 Q. 260 Could I just ask you before leaving that, Mr. Hughes, if we were to take just12 the lodgement for a second, the cash lodgement of 4,119.59 pounds, if that did13 not start off in the branch on at that that day as Sterling, would it mean that14 somebody had to come in and lodge the sum of 4,119.59 pounds to the account?12:08:1015 A. It would have done, yes.16 Q. 261 Would that be a usual sum for a lodgement to an account?17 A. It wouldn't be unusual.18 Q. 262 Now, Mr. Hughes, if -- sorry, Mr. Hughes. If we could have 26129, please. I19 want to move on to the B/T account, Mr. Hughes, which was opened before your12:09:2020 time as manager in the, in Drumcondra, isn't that right?21 A. Correct.22 Q. 263 And the, we will be dealing with the lodgement on the 26th of October 1994, the23 lodgement of 20,000 pounds to the B/T account. Now, this is an extract from24 the B/T account, you may be familiar, you may have seen it, have you?12:09:5025 A. Yeah.26 Q. 264 All right. Before going on to that specific lodgement. Can I ask you, what27 did you know about this account when you were manager?28 A. That was an account operated by Mr. Collins.29 Q. 265 Yes. Did you know Mr. Collins at that time?12:10:0930 A. I'd met him once or twice, I introduced myself to him in the branch and I spokePremier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839