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Dublin dad sheds whopping 7 stone in seven months with simple daily diet despite no gym
He once tipped the scales at 26.8 stone – 375 pounds (170kg)
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A Dublin dad has shed a whopping 7 stone in as many months after tipping the scales at more than 26 stone.
Lord Mayor of Dublin
Councillor Hazel Chu was elected the 352nd Lord Mayor of Dublin at the Annual Meeting of Dublin City Council held on 29th June 2020 in the Round Room at the Mansion House. Councillor Mary Callaghan was elected the Deputy Lord Mayor.
Hazel Chu was born and raised in Dublin. She grew up in the suburb of Firhouse, before moving to Celbridge, and now lives in Ranelagh with her partner Patrick and their 2 year old daughter Alex.
She first became involved in politics in 2014, when she ran her partner’s local election campaign. In 2019, she became the first Green Party councillor to be elected in the local elections for the ward of Pembroke and topped the poll with over 4,000 first preference votes. In the same year she was elected Chair of the Party.
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.