243k cash was put in fertiliser bags
Timothy Cunningham's trial opened with the revelation that a man the defendant gave 200,000 (243,red bottom shoes for women,000) in payment of a debt was so worried about the source of the money, he put it in two fertiliser bags and stored it in a stable. It was later given to gardai.
Mr Cunningham (65) is alleged to have known or suspected that the money he was using in 2005 came from the raid,raybans, in which 26m (31m) was stolen.
He told how a Northern Bank supervisor, Kevin McMullan, was tricked into allowing a fake policeman into his home on December 19, 2004, in the belief there had been a family tragedy.
He was then held at gun point by the gang before his wife, Kyran,roshe run pas cher, was abducted.
Mr McMullan was warned that unless he followed the gang's instructions on December 20,sacs longchamp, she would be killed.
The criminals then took the money from the Northern Bank's cash centre on Donegall Square in Belfast city centre on December 20, 2004.
They targeted it because it processes cash shipments from all Northern Bank branches as well as major Northern Ireland customers such as Tesco,air jordan 4.
Afterwards,veneta, "sterling that emanated from the robbery was used by the accused,true religion clearance sale, Ted Cunningham, over the period of two to three weeks,cheap gucci belts, about five weeks after the robbery", Mr O'Connell told the court.
"He (Mr Cunningham) knew or believed or thought that the money emanated from the robbery or was reckless as to whether the money came from a criminal source,michael kors shoes," he added.
Mr O'Connell also revealed that the State's case would hinge on circumstantial evidence.
Critical to the prosecution would be 200,free run 2,000 (243,reebok outlet store,000) in used Bank of England 20 notes taken in the raid. Mr Cunningham,lacoste pas cher, of Woodbine Lodge,mcm bag, Farran,babyliss flat iron, Co Cork, is a businessman and financier who ran his own credit operation.
The nine charges against him, which he denies, were all brought under Section 31 (A1) of the Criminal Justice/Theft and Fraud Offences Act (1994).
The charges involve various dates in January and in February 2005 over a number of locations including Cork,insanity workout reviews, Offaly and Wicklow.
The charges involve six counts with sterling cash and cheques to a total value of almost 600,000 (730,michael kors pas cher,000). Three further charges involve vehicles with a total value of 21,000, namely a Mitsubishi Pajero jeep (10,000),polo ralph lauren pas cher, a Honda Civic (5,000) and a Nissan Pulsar (6,000).
Mr O'Connell said that one man who had received sterling from Mr Cunningham during January 2005 had expressed his concern about it,doudoune canada goose.
"He (the man) asked: 'Is it OK?' Mr Cunningham laughed and said, 'Yes,borse louis vuitton prezzi, it is OK,2014 air max,'" Mr O'Connell told the court.
Despite the defendant's reassurances,sac burberry, the man became so concerned following a subsequent conversation with Mr Cunningham that he took the remaining quantity of sterling, some 90,juicy couture closing,000 (110,coach purses,000),longchamp bags, and put it in two fertiliser bags in a stable in Rathmore,ferragamo.com, Co Kerry. He later handed it to gardai.

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