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The reported sighting of a man matching the description of the Athlone attacker in a Dublin train station is one of many possible sightings that have been reported, according to Athlone Gardai.

A mechanic took up the offer of returning to Poland or face up to 12 months in jail after he was caught drink driving four times in the last three months, the District Court heard last Tuesday (November 4).

A married soldier who has been on four UN tours of duty avoided a public order conviction in the District Court this week (November 4) when the judge learned the effect an additional fine could have on his career.

Relatives of a teenage girl charged with assault on a garda as well as theft from a pensioner were snapped at by the judge when they admitted to driving a 2008 car after he had granted the girl legal aid.

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 woman who crashed into a squad car whilst nearly twice the legal limit to drive walked free from the District Court this week (February 20) after the judge accepted the loophole as argued by her solicitor.

A former convict caught with €1,700 worth of drugs avoided a jail sentence this week (March 4) when, to much amusement in court, he told the judge he was now studying criminal justice at university.

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.

The Athlone Garda Community Policing Unit has joined forces with local residents to undertake a major clean-up of the Woodlands and Ashdale areas next Saturday April 18, as part of An Taisce’s National Spring Clean campaign.