I hope that if there are similar stories they’ll all come out now, grave robbing is right, it’s a pure nasty form of theft

Justice has been served???
My you know what!

Who do you think she picked up these bad habits from??
All of them are most likely up to this type of caper or a even lot worse.
She was just unfortunate to be the one that got caught.

Isn’t it amazing though,
how blatant this crime was carried out in broad daylight?
With such a sense of entitlement.

‘all of them’?!

Wills are read daily in Ireland – they wouldn’t stand a chance of hiding it 99% of the time.

also it was other solicitors who shopped her.

Pardon me Stephen.
I did say that all of them are most likely up to this caper OR EVEN A LOT WORSE.

I think that these solicitors would want to start shopping a few more of their colleagues,
preferably before they enable these criminals to become judges.

Gathering your money: You’ve basically claimed that all solicitors are most likely committing criminal acts. Apart from the fact that there is absolutely no evidence – anecdotal or otherwise – to support your ridiculous claim, it is an example of the sort of crass and corrosive cynicism which causes me to ignore most of the comments on this website.

And, for the record, I am not a lawyer, related to a lawyer or involved in any way with the legal system.

It seems that if this criminal solicitor actually turned down her opportunity of being promoted to her post as a “fine upstanding” judge,
she would have gotten away with this heinous crime.

Really, how can we be guaranteed, beyond reasonable doubt, that all other people practicing in this profession are not committing the same crimes (or worse) on a daily basis?

Winston, this only got this far because Mr Davis had the integrity and courage to follow through. Can you imagine the scurrying she/her associates did to keep him shtum!! I mean she denied it was deceit up to the end, saying he had indicated it was his wish. In fact, very generously, he had made a provision of 2k€ for her children, but she was incensed, and attempted the deceit.

Do you think that they would bother. The Garda are you joking with their history

Believe me she is not the only one out there. Who the hell can we trust in this little corrupt country of ours

Helen: If you have evidence, I hope you’ve reported it to the police, rather than just post about it on The Journal.

Believe me I have,and it cost me alot, as well as my mental health

Helen
Just do it, girl!
Good luck

Why not go to the police and post it on the journal.
Is it not a decent thing to warn innocent people to beware of these ruthless conmen/criminals?

Me too Suzanne… I had the same experience with this woman. Terrible attitude for a family court judge.

11 red thumbs…are there people on here who agree with what this common theif did?

Neither use nor ornament…

She has 2 pensions?

No pension from her time as a judge as she did not sit on the bench long enough. I guess when she hits 65 she will be entitled to the state pension?

Reports today in the media claim that she will be entitled to a Judges pension.

She was new in the job, and was 2 years short of qualifying according to what I heard on the radio last week.

That should be Garlic Man, sorry.

Garlic man got 6 years.

Thats what I thought too……… strange how she gets off with a lighter sentence considering the nature of her crime isnt it?

You might want to read the article to find the answer to your question

if u read the full story you will see its an immediate sentence ..

She got 2½ years – that’s a decent sentence by any standard.

Ah sure she will be out in Two weeks, just in time for Christmas

No.

Pity