The woman allegedly obtained fake death certificates in the Irish and English versions of her name.
A woman accused of faking her own death appeared before the Dublin District Court on Saturday.
Ms McCauley is accused of using a false death notification form in the name of Amy McAuley on January 19th, 2023, at Wexford County Council and in the name of Amy Nic Amhlaoibh at the Civil Registration Service at Mill Yard Lane, in Enniscorthy on February 23Arresting officer Detective Garda Des Rogers said she posed as her sister to file the death certificates.
Ms McCauley also allegedly used a bogus Panda recycling receipt from a business on July 16th, 2020, at Three Ireland, Sir John Rogerson's Quay and stole nine mobile phones worth €3,199 from the telecom firm on the same date.last year.Defence solicitor Conor McGreevy pleaded for bail and asked the court to note his client had a young child.
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