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Defence solicitor Donal Quigley told the judge on Friday that his client had signed a plea of guilty which was lodged in court.
Judge Kelly told him he was being sent forward sentencing at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on April 16 next.
The accused was remanded on continuing bail.
Earlier, Detective Garvan Lennon of the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau said it was alleged the accused was involved in 15 ATM “transaction reverse frauds”. Bank machines were “manipulated” and cash was “forcibly removed”, he said.
Detective Garda Lennon said there was CCTV evidence and the accused had rented Go Car vehicle, a €9 an hour car sharing service.
A CONSTRUCTION worker will be sent forward to the Circuit Court accused of using a GoCar rental to travel around Dublin and steal over €8,500 from bank machines.
Elvis Chiriac (34), with an address at Erris Square, Blanchardstown, Dublin was charged with 15 counts of theft, of sums totalling €8,520, from ATMs in January last year.
The thefts were alleged to have happened at AIB bank machines at Firhouse, Rathfarnham, Santry, Artane, Clonee, Carpenterstown, Crumlin, Killiney, Clonskeagh.
He appeared again at Dublin District Court before Judge Treasa Kelly who was told the Director of Public Prosecution has directed trial at Circuit Court level, which, on conviction, can result in lengthier sentences. He could also be sent forward for sentencing in a procedure called a signed plea.