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20th Dec 2016

Here’s David Drumm On The Run From A Media Scrum In Ballymun

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He’s the man the Irish authorities have wanted in their hands for years – and today, David Drumm is back in Dublin and under arrest.

David Drumm was CEO of Anglo when it all came tumbling down, and after several years battling extradition in the US courts, he landed back this morning.

He is set to appear in court at 10.30 this morning after being formally charged in Ballymun Garda station. 

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