David Drumm found guilty on both counts of fraud

A jury has found former Anglo Irish Bank chief executive David Drumm guilty on two counts of fraud.
Mr Drumm (51) denied the two offences linked to his running of the failed Irish lender in 2008.
The jurors returned to consider their verdicts at 10.05am on Wednesday at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, and returned their verdicts on Wednesday afternoon shortly after 3 pm.
The nine men and three women began considering a verdict last Tuesday, day 81 of proceedings, after one of the longest running trials in the history of the State. They have since deliberated for more than seven hours following the 16-week trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.