Roscommon woman jailed for stealing from her employer s social club and credit card
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A woman who stole more than €20,000 from her company social club and company credit card and spent the money on luxury holidays and shopping trips has been sentenced to six months imprisonment.
Nicola Henry (32) was the secretary of the Johnson & Johnson social club when she wrote 37 cheques to herself, forging her colleagues signatures.
She received a total of €17,326 from 27 of these cheques, which she spent on luxury holidays to Australia, Sri Lanka and Dubai, as well as restaurants, shopping trips and beauty treatments, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard. The other 10 cheques bounced as there wasn t enough money in the account.
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Woman who stole more than €20k from company for holidays and shopping sentenced to six months in jail
Nicola Henry (32) wrote 37 cheques to herself, forging her colleagues’ signatures. By Isabel Hayes Monday 8 Mar 2021, 2:08 PM Mar 8th 2021, 2:08 PM 43,613 Views 34 Comments
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A WOMAN WHO stole more than €20,000 from her company social club and company credit card and spent the money on luxury holidays and shopping trips has been sentenced to six months’ imprisonment.
Nicola Henry (32) was the secretary of the Johnson & Johnson social club when she wrote 37 cheques to herself, forging her colleagues’ signatures.
She received a total of €17,326 from 27 of these cheques, which she spent on luxury holidays to Australia, Sri Lanka and Dubai, as well as restaurants, sho
A woman who stole more than €20,000 from her company social club and company credit card and spent the money on luxury holidays and shopping trips&nbs.
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The abuse was outlined in evidence and in 23 victim impact statements read in court over two days in harrowing, unrelenting detail.
How he touched them through their clothes, under the guise of punishing them, or of fitting them for costumes for school plays, bringing them to tears with threats, then touching them under the pretence of comforting them.
His litany of shame included the 12-year-old he clamped between his legs, pressing him up against his erect penis, while reading an essay out to class.
The 13-year-old in second year at school, who was so traumatised by the abuse he left school in fifth year but was in his 40s when he finally sought counselling.