with Hannah Kelly
Gardaí said neither the money nor the gun were recovered.
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36 year old Graham Doyle, from Finglas, pleaded guilty at a sitting of Naas Circuit Criminal Court to the robbery outside the AIB branch at
Garda evidence was that Doyle, holding a gun, approached the driver of a security van making a cash delivery to the bank branch at 2pm.
Gardaí said neither the gun nor the money were recovered.
The court was told that Doyle ran up
The van was found burnt out two days later.
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