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County Limerick pensioner holds hands up to drink driving

A PENSIONER from Kilteely has been put off the road for drink driving. Pat McCarthy, aged 70, of Cill Bhride, Kilteely pleaded guilty to the offence which occurred at Main Street, Hospital. Garda Stephen Kelleher said he was conducting a mandatory ...

10 Nov 2019 at 18:07

Crime and Courts

Limerick man charged with having a hunting knife in pub stabbing

A MAN who appeared in Kilmallock Court this Tuesday in connection with a pub stabbing in the town was charged with having a hunting knife. Jeffrey Corr, aged 25, of Brackvoan, Bruff was also charged with assault causing harm and violent disorder ...

14 Apr 2018 at 08:00

Crime and Courts

Limerick man’s late night bike ride brought him all the way to court

A “FOOLISH” cyclist’s late night bike ride in Oola brought him all the way to Kilmallock Court. Gavin Ryan, aged 19, of The Grove, Pallasgreen, pleaded guilty to riding a bicycle without reasonable consideration and having neither a rear nor ...

23 Apr 2018 at 06:02

Breaking News

'Suicide' text sent to an ex by Limerick man

A JILTED young man sent a text to his ex-girlfriend that he was going “to commit suicide”, Kilmallock Court heard. The defendant from south Limerick also sent a picture message to the woman of a “person dead in a morgue”. He pleaded guilty ...

13 Aug 2017 at 09:00

Crime and Courts

Pensioner who slapped Limerick woman's bottom avoids jail sentence

A PENSIONER who kissed a woman he is working with on the cheek and slapped her bottom was fined €1,500 at Kilmallock Court. Frank O’Connell, aged 67, of Rathmacknee, Killinick, Wexford pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting the female, ...

12 Aug 2017 at 09:00

Crime and Courts

'Damage to flower boxes' leads to Limerick men being found guilty of affray

“DAMAGE to flower boxes” started a chain of events that resulted in two men being found guilty of affray in one of the longest cases in years at Kilmallock Court. Brendan Hennessy, aged 34, of Ballinanama, Kilfinane was found guilty ...

06 Aug 2017 at 14:00

Local News

Youngster's Credit Union accounts pilfered by uncle

MONEY was stolen from the Credit Union accounts of three youngsters by their uncle, heard Kilmallock Court. Damien McCarthy, aged 44, of Batt Donegan Place, Charleville pleaded guilty to 16 counts of theft at Kilmallock Credit ...

01 Jul 2016 at 07:00

Local News

Limerick business woman claims she is unable to pay damages

LAWYERS representing a County Limerick businesswoman have been ordered to disclose a raft of documents – including bank statements and company accounts – to a woman who is seeking payment of more than €20,000 in damages. ...

04 Jul 2016 at 07:00

Local News

Limerick man disqualified over head-on collision

A COUNTY Limerick man was disqualified from driving for four years after he pleaded guilty to multiple charges relating to a head-on collision last summer. Kilmallock Court was told Tony Hayes, aged 31, who has an ...

03 Jul 2016 at 09:00

Crime and Courts

Limerick pharmacy employee steals €16,000

A COUNTY Limerick woman, who stole €16,000 from the pharmacy where she worked, committed a “significant breach of trust and friendship”, Kilmallock Court was told this Tuesday. Deirdre Ryan, aged 47, of Dromsally,...

16 May 2016 at 09:38

Local News

Motorist drove into wall of Limerick school

A POLISH national drove into the boundary wall of a secondary school causing €2,600 worth of damage, Kilmallock court heard. Lukasz Cwiklinski, aged 31, of Wolfe Tone Street, Kilmallock pleaded guilty to no ...

20 Mar 2016 at 10:00

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