Case No. 13077Money laundering · Co. Kilkenny · 22 May 2022

Woman charged with money laundering after €9,100 taken from bank account in Kilkenny

Lorraine Coulahan of Dublin 17 was charged with one count of money laundering at Kilkenny District Court following the transfer of €9,100 from an account holder's bank to her account on 22 May 2022, after the account holder entered their details in a link following a message claiming their account was locked. The matter was adjourned to October.

  1. Reportednot reported
  2. Arrestednot reported
  3. Chargednot reported
  4. In court28 Jul
  5. Verdict
  6. Sentenced
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Key facts

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  • whatThe account holder responded to a message saying their bank account was locked and entered their details in a link (kilkennypeople.ie)
  • what€9,100 was taken from the account holder's account and put into Ms Coulahan's account (kilkennypeople.ie)
  • whatThe bank stopped some of the money being withdrawn (kilkennypeople.ie)
  • what€5,480 was lost to the alleged injured party (kilkennypeople.ie)
  • whereThe alleged incident occurred at Emmet Street, Kilkenny (kilkennypeople.ie)
  • whenThe alleged incident occurred on 22 May 2022 (kilkennypeople.ie)
  • chargeLorraine Coulahan was charged with one count of money laundering (kilkennypeople.ie)
  • courtThe DPP directed summary disposal on a guilty plea only (kilkennypeople.ie)
  • courtThe matter was adjourned to a court sitting in October by Judge Geraldine Carthy (kilkennypeople.ie)
  • courtSolicitor Alex Rafter sought disclosure for Ms Coulahan (kilkennypeople.ie)

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  1. 28 Jul2025
    Kilkenny Court - Woman charged with money laundering after €9,100 taken from account

    First court appearance; DPP directed summary disposal on a guilty plea only; solicitor sought disclosure; matter adjourned to October by Judge Geraldine Carthy.

    accused, Lorraine Coulahan, female, named, irish (judged from name)Lorraine Coulahanvictim