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A local man received stab wounds to his cheek after he was assaulted in Castlebar on Monday night. Three other separate incidents also occurred in the Castlebar area on the same night, two cars were burnt out and destroyed and criminal damage was caused to a house in the town centre.

A 25-year-old man charged in relation to an arson attack on a garda station last weekend was refused bail and remanded into further custody to appear again at Harristown District Court today (Friday).

Superintendent Michael Murray of Westport Garda Station is to retire from An Garda Síochána on December 1, having served for over 31 years in the force.

As in previous years during the run-up to Halloween, Mayo Garda is issuing a warning about the serious dangers associated with using fireworks.

A Manulla man was given a €50 fine in Castlebar District Court this week after he pleaded guilty to being intoxicated in a public place. Garda Martin Friel told the court that on October 29 2010 at 11.20pm on Linenhall Street, Castlebar, he saw Noel Cunnane, Barris, Manulla, Castlebar, walking down the street in a intoxicated state. Cunnane slipped off the footpath and on to the street and when he picked himself back up he collided with a wall on the opposite side of the footpath.

The owner of a van and an employee of his who was involved in a road traffic accident after which it was discovered the employee who was driving the van was not covered by insurance both escaped a driving ban this week after pleading guilty to charges in Castlebar District Court this week.

A man from Balla appeared before a holiday sitting of Castlebar District Court on Wednesday after he was arrested and charged following an incident which occurred on the evening of August 21 at Woodlands, Balla.

A 19-year-old man who was in court for two public order charges was told by the presiding judge, Judge Conal Gibbons that “he has no manners” and no “concept of how to behave in court or towards the gardaí.”

Superintendent of Castlebar Peter O’Boyle has urged the public to not to give out any personal financial details or hand over any money to anyone who may call at your door, or cold call to your home phone, as a number of scams are ongoing in the region.

A married father of three clocked up his third drink driving conviction at this week’s sitting of Castlebar District Court.