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Teen admits throwing drugs and phones into Limerick Prison

A JUVENILE has admitted trying to supply mobile phones and significant quantities of drugs to inmates at Limerick Prison. The youth, who is due to turn 18 next month, has pleaded guilty to multiple charges relating to offences which happened on ...

06 Mar 2017 at 18:23

Crime and Courts

Boy, 14, assaulted driver at pedestrian crossing in Limerick

A JUDGE has described as “absolutely breathtaking” an incident during which a motorist was attacked by a gang of youths after he confronted them at a pedestrian crossing. Judge Mary Larkin made her comments as she convicted a 16-year-old boy ...

07 Aug 2018 at 06:00

Crime and Courts

Faeces, not Nutella, smeared on HSE staff member at Limerick care unit

A PROBATION report has been requested in the case of a teenage boy who smeared faeces on a member of staff at a HSE care unit in the city. During a contested hearing at Limerick Children’s Court, the 14-year-old, who cannot be named because ...

10 Jul 2017 at 14:55

Crime and Courts

Boy, 15, in State care in Limerick paid not to smoke

A JUDGE has expressed her disbelief that a 15-year-old boy in Limerick is being paid by the State not to smoke. And, as an added bonus, the Child and Family Agency's ‘pocket money scheme' also pays the boy to be in bed on time. Details of ...

18 Aug 2017 at 06:30

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