Case No. 12492Fraud · Co. Dublin
Trial of two men accused of €1.2 million fraud delayed
The trial of brothers Vipul Dhoot and Rajeesh Dhoot, accused of fraud involving €1.2 million in alleged fictitious expenses, has been delayed after a large volume of correspondence was received by the DPP. The trial was put back to 12 January.
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- Arrestednot reported
- Chargednot reported
- In court6 Oct
- Verdict
- Sentenced
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Key facts
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- whatThe two accused are charged over allegedly fictitious expenses totalling €1.2 million. (gript.ie)
- whereThe money is believed to have been siphoned from financial institutions in Dublin. (gript.ie)
- causeThe delay followed a large amount of correspondence received by the Director of Public Prosecutions. (gript.ie)
- investigationA file that took six hours to download was received by the prosecution. (gript.ie)
- investigationThe new contents have not yet been examined by a forensic accountant. (gript.ie)
- chargeVipul Dhoot is accused of 10 counts of stealing €293,803 from a Dublin City firm. (gript.ie)
- chargeRajeesh Dhoot is accused of possessing €46,000 in proceeds of crime. (gript.ie)
- courtThe trial was expected to begin at the Circuit Criminal Court but was delayed. (gript.ie)
- courtThe trial was put in for the first day of hearing on 12 January. (gript.ie)
- courtVipul Dhoot was refused bail at an earlier hearing at Dublin District Court in 2021. (gript.ie)
- sentenceRajeesh Dhoot's sign-on requirement was changed from twice a week to every two weeks at Kevin Street Garda Station. (gript.ie)
The reporting
newest first- 6 Oct2025Trial of men accused of €1.2 million fraud delayed - Gript
Trial at the Circuit Criminal Court was delayed to 12 January after new evidence arrived late. Vipul Dhoot faces 10 theft counts totalling €293,803 from a Dublin City firm, and Rajeesh Dhoot faces a possession of proceeds of crime charge of €46,000. Rajeesh Dhoot's bail sign-on conditions were also relaxed.
accused, Vipul Dhoot, 39, male, Indian, named, non-irishVipul Dhootaccused, Rajeesh Dhoot, 33, male, namedRajeesh Dhoot