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'Serious concerns' for 14-year-old accused of driving wrong way down motorway (opens the original)
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THERE ARE “serious concerns” for a 14-year-old boy, who was detected allegedly driving the wrong way down a motorway during the summer, when he is released from Oberstown Detention Facility early next month, a court has heard. At an Interim Care Order (ICO) hearing, solicitor for the boy’s parents, Mary Cuffe, told the court that the boy’s upcoming release from detention at Oberstown “really is worrying.” The last time the boy was on a temporary emergency placement with Tusla, he was leaving the
Bunratty Castle Hotel manager charged with theft of Ukrainian food and laundry allowances (opens the original)
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A BUNRATTY CASTLE Hotel manager has appeared in court concerning the alleged theft of €7,300 in food and laundry allowances for Ukrainian residents at the Co Clare hotel. At Ennis District Court, Marion Moore (50) of Cill Phadraig, Newport, Co Tipperary, appeared in connection with 57 charges of theft from the Bunratty Castle Hotel in Bunratty on dates between February 2023 and July 2025. In court, Sergeant John Burke gave an outline of the case against Moore to allow Judge Adrian Harris to deci
Solicitors in criminal legal aid fee row sustain €6.64m hit to income over two months (opens the original)
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LAWYERS ON THE criminal legal aid panel in dispute with the Department of Justice have sustained a cumulative €6.64 million hit to their income in criminal legal aid payments in July and August. Figures provided by Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan show for the first time the financial impact on lawyers currently in dispute with the Department of Justice over a new flat €520 fee for criminal legal aid cases in the district court. A partial withdrawal of services by solicitors took effect from
'I’ve stabbed you three times bro, you might want to go to hospital,’ Limerick man allegedly told victim (opens the original)
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A 24-YEAR-OLD LIMERICK man has appeared in court in connection with an alleged stabbing at a house on the Tulla Rd in Ennis on Tuesday. At Ennis District Court, Conor Madigan appeared charged with the assault causing harm of Shane Redmond at Cluain Ros, Leamhan on Tuesday 22 September. Madigan is also charged with having in his possession a black kitchen knife at the same address on the same date contrary to Section 9(4) of the Firearms and Offensive Weapons Act. Opposing bail for Madigan, Garda
Man in court over €4.2m drugs seizure told he is free to go (opens the original)
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A JUDGE STRUCK out all charges against a 40-year-old Dublin man who was before the court in connection with a seizure of an estimated €4.2 million of suspected cannabis on the outskirts of Shannon, Co Clare in May. At Ennis District Court today, James Lawlor was appearing in court via video link from prison. After Judge Adrian Harris struck out all charges, Lawlor asked the court: “I am free to go? So I can walk out of jail can I?” With no charges now against Lawlor, he is free to leave Limerick
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