Spice Holdings Ltd, a company that was sent a transfer of €500,000 as part of an alleged theft by Brendan Mullin from Bank of Ireland Private Bank in 2011, was a client of the ex-rugby player in his previous job at NCB stockbrokers, his trial has heard. Mullin introduced the firm, registered in the British Virgin Islands, through BOI’s investment arm in 2010 and high-level talks were held with the company about it moving assets and funds of between €4 million and €5 million to the bank, according to witness testimony. Keith Jordan, then head of banking sales in the…

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