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A 73-year-old man has been ordered to behave himself for two years following the conclusion of a long running dispute with his neighbours.

Judge Patrick Clyne has said a case of assault causing harm may go ahead in the District Court after reading statements from those involved.

A man who is alleged to have entered the bedroom of a single mother while armed with a large kitchen knife has had his case sent forward to the Circuit Court.

The second brother involved in a feud-related assault last month on a mother with a child in her arms, was jailed for nine months this week (Wednesday 9), much to the disapproval of the victim.

A father, mother, and son, all pleading not guilty to their part in an alleged slash hook and samurai sword attack on a woman last year, were returned for trial to the Circuit Court at a hearing in Athlone District Court this week (June 9).

An intoxicated Ballina man who told a garda to summons his rear end, and also threatened to headbutt the Garda, pleaded guilty before Ballina District Court this week.

A summons was issued against the licensee of Peacock’s Bar, Ballina to appear in Ballina District Court this week, after a number of customers were found on its premises on a Sunday morning in March.

Two women who appeared before Judge Patrick Clyne at Ballina District Court on Tuesday were both equally guilty of a drink driving offence after one of them was arrested for being intoxicated while driving.

Two men who carried out a number of thefts from the village of Ballysakeery, Kilalla — within a three to four mile radius of their residences — appeared beforeBallina District Court this week.

A case involving a man in his 40s who was before Ballina District Court this week, for drink driving and dangerous driving charges, was contested for three hours before the Iarnród Éireann employee was convicted of both charges.