Father (48) who laundered over €120,000 while receiving social welfare jailed following appeal of ‘unduly lenient’ suspended sentence
Timmy O'Reilly (right in checked shirt) leaving the Court of Appeal. Photo: Collins Courts
Paul Neilan
A "family man" who laundered over €120,000 while he was in receipt of social welfare has been jailed after the State successfully appealed his fully suspended sentence.
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