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8914:36:231 JUDGE FAHERTY: And then went to deal with two subsequent lodgements of 1,000.23 MR. MILLAR: Yeah. I am happy that it's three transactions.414:36:325 JUDGE FAHERTY: Yes.67 MR. MILLAR: My understanding it was this witness' evidence. I'm happy that8 it was three. That would be my case. So thank you very much. I have no9 further questions.14:36:421011 MR. MURPHY: Sorry, Mr. Chairman. Could I just.12 I think one question a arising out of something that was said there if I could13 just be allowed to ask Mr. Hughes.1414:36:5115 THE WITNESS WAS QUESTIONED BY MR. MURPHY AS FOLLOWS:1617 Q. 536 MR. MURPHY: Mr. Hughes, I think in relation to each of the purchase dockets18 that we've looked at, there appears on each of those dockets a Sterling amount19 and then the Irish payment, what that is in Irish Pounds, isn't that right?14:37:0720 A. Correct.21 Q. 537 And in respect of each purchase form, whatever the rate of exchange is and22 whether a correct one, one of the day is used or not, and whether or not there23 is a charge and whether it's built-in or it's not built-in, the society knows24 and the Tribunal now knows what the Sterling amount was and what it converted14:37:2825 to in Irish Pounds, isn't that right?26 A. That's right.27 Q. 538 Thank you.2829 CHAIRMAN: All right. Just before Mr. Hughes goes. Mr. Ó hOisin, my14:37:3630 understanding, I think I'm correct, is that Mr. Ahern's information or evidencePremier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839