A landscaper, Myles Connors (37), is jailed after being convicted of defrauding an elderly woman out of more than €50,000, according to reports. The woman is said to have been charged about €48,000 for garden works, including slabbing, weed removal and cementing part of her back garden. The case involved allegations that the work and charges were not carried out or justified in the way the woman was led to believe. Following the matter coming to court, Connors receives a one-year prison sentence. Reports describe the fraud as targeting an elderly victim and highlight the scale of the charges involved. The coverage notes that the total amount attributed to the fraud exceeds €50,000, reflecting the final figure cited in connection with the conviction and sentencing. The reporting across outlets is consistent on Connors’ role as a landscaper, the nature of the garden-related items billed, the use of substantial sums, the elderly victim, and the one-year jail term.