The first was sentenced at Belfast Crown Court to 175 hours community service for failure to declare employment while claiming Income Support and Housing Benefit totalling £21,143.
The second was given 75 hours community service over 12 months and ordered to pay £22 court costs for duplicate encashment of benefit cheques totalling £250.
The third was fined £400 and ordered to pay £40 court costs for failure to declare employment while claiming Housing Benefit and Incapacity Benefit totalling £1,515.
The fourth was given 22 hours community service and ordered to pay £59 court costs for failure to declare employment while claiming Housing Benefit totalling £6,948.
The fifth was fined £300 and ordered to pay £38 court costs for failure to declare employment while claiming Income Support and Housing Benefit totalling £3,963.
The sixth was fined £300 and ordered to pay £39 court costs for failure to declare capital while claiming Income Support and Jobseekers Allowance totalling £3,307.
All are also required to repay the money they wrongfully obtained to the Social Security Agency.
And the seventh was fined £300 and ordered to pay £68 court costs for failure to declare savings while claiming Jobseekers Allowance and Housing Benefit totalling £6,746. A compensation order of £6,035.30 was granted.
This brings to 42 the total number of successful prosecutions this year.
