Woman before court in Offaly on money laundering charge
By Offaly Live Court Reporter · Midland/Tullamore Tribune (OffalyLive.ie) · 17 September 2026

Prosecution alleges €4,000 was involved in offence committed by Tullamore woman
Published 17th Sep 2026, 17:00 BST Woman appeared before Tullamore District Court | Tribune Pictures Prosecution alleges €4,000 was involved in offence committed by Tullamore woman A WOMAN appeared before Tullamore District Court accused of laundering money which was the proceeds of criminal conduct.
Megan Power (29), Church Hill, Tullamore , allegedly laundered money using an AIB account in her name on various dates between November 16 and November 21, 2023.
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Sergeant Brendan Kearns said the amount of money allegedly involved was €4,000. Judge Andrew Cody accepted jurisdiction.
PICTURES: Hundreds out at Ploughing Championships as Day 3 in Screggan underway Ms Power was granted legal aid and Aisling Maloney was assigned as her solicitor.
Judge Cody remanded the woman on bail to appear in court again on October 21 next and said that if a hearing is required it will take place on November 16.
Reporting by Offaly Live Court Reporter for Midland/Tullamore Tribune (OffalyLive.ie), funded by the Courts Reporting Scheme. Republished by News Room under the scheme’s reuse permission.
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