Search Results for 'Padraig Quinn'

A Moate creche-owner was banned from running such a business for the next three years and fined a total of €2,000 in the District Court this week (January 21) after HSE inspectors found 34 breaches of childcare and hygiene regulations on her premises.

A judge was left with no alternative but to jail a man with an intellectual disability for nearly two years after his behaviour escalated to aggravated trespass and carrying a knife.

Two Moate teenagers who went on a late night rampage around Moate Golf Club in a golf buggy had their cases adjourned until May to allow them raise the required compensation.

Two young, heroin-addicted mothers, both attending court from jail, were each given another 22 months for their part in stealing a tea trolley from a train as well as a large number of other thefts each.

A pensioner was threatened with nearly two months in jail this week (February 18) for dragging his feet over a two year old debt accrued from the sale of a horse.

A heroin addicted father of two who stole a camera from a woman during Sunday service in a church was given 22 months in jail for this and one other sample burglary conviction at the District Court this week (February 18).

One of the men bailed in Mullingar on Monday (February16) for his part in the Dalton Park riots, was remanded to Castlerea Prison from the District Court in Athlone on Wednesday (February 18) after being arrested drunk in Longford on Tuesday night with his trousers around his ankles.

The perils of trying to drive the morning after were brought home to a young man in the Athlone District Court this week (March 11) when he was banned from the roads for two years and one week after being convicted of drink driving.

A student facing drunken, public order charges for the second time in a month, left court again without a conviction after the judge reluctantly agreed to adjourn a final decision on sentencing until next October to see if the defendant's behaviour improves.

A man jailed for five months last week (March 4) was told in court this week (March 11) he would not have to face any additional charges of breaching a barring order if his former partner didn't turn up in court a third time to give evidence on March 18.