3 4 CHAIRMAN: Good morning, Mr. Murphy. 5 - The Tribunal of ...

5212:32:061 Q. 356 I beg your pardon?2 A. The fact that I didn't complete the transaction. I met her outside when she3 was queueing up, I would have spoken to her. So I'd know then she was in.4 Q. 357 So we can definitively take your from your evidence that you recall the 9th of12:32:195 March 1994?6 A. I don't recall specific dates, no.7 Q. 358 I see. So how often do you think you met her?8 A. I'd say about half a dozen times.9 Q. 359 I beg your pardon?12:32:2810 A. About half a dozen times I think.11 Q. 360 Over what period of time?12 A. Well over the year and then including the time that I met her in the office.13 Q. 361 Over what year?14 A. In '93 to '94.12:32:4415 Q. 362 Okay. So half a dozen times, these times for instance in '93 and three times16 for instance in '94?17 A. I can't break it down.18 Q. 363 Well would you think that's roughly approximate?19 A. Might be.12:32:5520 Q. 364 I think in your --21 A. I am not going to say one way or the other.22 Q. 365 In your private interview you refer to meeting her on numerous occasions. Do23 you recall that?24 A. Well half a dozen times I would say is numerous occasions. How many is12:33:0925 numerous?26 Q. 366 Well we can refer to the private interview if you wish but that's what you27 said. Do you retract that now?28 A. No, how many is numerous?29 Q. 367 Well that's what I'm asking you. Would you aglee you met her on numerous12:33:2130 occasions?Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839