Fines totalling €17,500 imposed for offences including marked diesel, tobacco and unregistered vehicle
Six people with addresses in Co Louth have been named in Revenue’s latest list of tax defaulters, with fines totalling €17,500 imposed across seven offences.
The latest list, published pursuant to Section 1086A of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997, covers people upon whom a fine or other penalty was imposed by a court between April 1 and June 30, 2026.
Three of the Louth cases related to the misuse of marked mineral oil.
Elvinas Juodisius, of Woodview, Pepperstown, Ardee, who was listed as self-employed, was fined €2,500 on one charge.
Aurimas Koskus, of Rampart Green, Rathmullen Road, Drogheda, was also fined €2,500 on one charge, while Adrian Mullen, of Plaster, Mountpleasant, Dundalk, received a €2,500 fine on one charge.
All three are listed by Revenue under the heading “Misuse of Marked Mineral Oil”.
A further Drogheda resident appeared on the list under the heaing ‘tobacco smuggling’.
Dieninis Gintaras, of Brenwick Villa, Fair Street, Drogheda, who was listed as a PAYE employee, was fined €2,500 on one charge.
Carole Kerley, of Crossalaney, Carlingford, was fined €2,500 on one charge for the ‘illegal selling of tobacco’.
Meanwhile, Bobby Mahta, of Willowdale, Bay Estate, Dundalk, appeared twice on the list.
Mahta, who was listed as a PAYE employee, was fined €2,500 for possession of an unregistered vehicle.
He was separately fined a further €2,500 for giving false or misleading information, bringing the total fines imposed in the two cases to €5,000.
In total, the six Louth individuals received €17,500 in fines across seven charges.
Nationally, Revenue said 55 cases were published in the latest list, with the total amount of fines and penalties imposed standing at €154,069.50.