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9914:51:221 A. That's my understanding, yeah.2 Q. 581 And if I could have page 26344, please. I think this document if we go3 directly to the printout at the bottom is 6th of the 6th '89, I think that's4 12:42?14:51:445 A. Yeah.6 Q. 582 Which is one minute after the previous one?7 A. Uh-huh. Yes.8 Q. 583 And then 705 which is the Drumcondra branch again and then 01 what would had a9 that represent?14:51:5610 A. The cash point or the drawer.11 Q. 584 So it would be a different one to the previous document, is that correct?12 A. Yes.13 Q. 585 And then transaction No. 13?14 A. No. 13.14:52:0515 Q. 586 And again the account number and an indication CSH 2285721?16 A. Yes.17 Q. 587 So what would that indicate?18 A. I beg your pardon.19 Q. 588 The CSH 228571?14:52:1720 A. Yes cash for that amount as lodged.21 Q. 589 Can you think of why it might be that the two cash lodgements one of 5,000 and22 one of 2,285.71 which appear to have occurred within a minute of each other at23 the time of the opening of the account, why they would have been done on two24 separate lodgements dockets?14:52:3925 A. Well I have no recollection of the actual specific lodgement itself, no, I ...26 no would be the answer.27 Q. 590 You can't think of any reason why that would be done?28 A. Well maybe for the amount it could be that there was local businessmen in the29 area so it could have been shop keeper thing.14:53:0330 Q. 591 But isn't it the case that these two lodgements, Mr. McDonald, are bothPremier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839