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

910:50:161 A. Yes.2 Q. 14 Are you familiar with this document?3 A. I have seen it.4 Q. 15 Yes. And I, this relates to his account number 2376419436 and there is another10:50:335 number which is 77595799. And this is an account opened by Mr. Ahern at the6 Drumcondra branch of the Irish Permanent Building Society on the 31st of7 January 1994, at a time when you were manager there, is that correct?8 A. That's correct.9 Q. 16 All right. And what does this document represent?10:50:5810 A. It's a copy of the page of a passbook.11 Q. 17 A passbook. All right. Can you recall, Mr. Hughes, if you were involved in12 any way in the opening of the account?13 A. No, I cannot.14 Q. 18 You can't recall or you weren't involved?10:51:1415 A. I wasn't involved.16 Q. 19 All right. Do you know who of your staff was involved?17 A. I don't know the name but his log on number is there D04.18 Q. 20 D04?19 A. He opened the account.10:51:3020 Q. 21 All right. And, Mr. Hughes, did you know Mr. Ahern at this time in 1994?21 A. I knew who he was.22 Q. 22 Yes.23 A. Yes.24 Q. 23 Well --10:51:4425 A. How do you mean?26 Q. 24 I mean did you meet him from time to time or ...?27 A. I just met him at Christmas, yes, that was the only time, in his office.28 Q. 25 At Christmas where?29 A. In St. Luke's.10:51:5430 Q. 26 All right. Now, Mr. Hughes, if we could just, I would like to just take youPremier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839