Anthony Price (29) of University Street, Belfast was fined £250 for duplicate encashment of Job Seekers Allowance totalling £102.
Anne Crawford (47) of Colinmill, Belfast claimed Income Support and Housing Benefit totalling £7,121 while failing to declare she was working full time. She was fined £300.
Sara McMullan (27) of Raffrey Road, Newtownards claimed Income Support totalling £11,179 while failing to declare she was working full time. She was given a four month prison sentence suspended for two years.
Roberta Rowntree (53) of Sandcroft Street, Belfast claimed Income Support and Housing Benefit totalling £10,040 while failing to declare she was working full time. She was given a four month prison sentence suspended for two years.
Tracy Erdis (35) of Westland Drive, Belfast claimed Income Support and Housing Benefit totalling £11,802 while failing to declare she was working full time. She was given a four month prison sentence suspended for two years.
Laura Dunn (23) of Longlands Road, Newtownabbey claimed Income Support totalling £3,364 while failing to declare she was working full time. She was fined £300.
Kathryn Graham (46) of Ligoneil Road, Belfast claimed Job Seekers Allowance totalling £4,957 while failing to declare she had capital. She was given a twelve month conditional discharge.
Kelly Wilguas (29) of Dhu Varren Park, Belfast claimed Income Support totalling £1,716 while failing to declare she was working full time. She was fined £250.
All eight are also required to repay the money wrongfully obtained to the Social Security Agency.
This brings to 327 the total number of successful prosecutions this year.
