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Get me a barrister for High Court, demands public order defendant
“The only thing that’s keeping you in prison is your refusal to sign a bail bond,” Judge Adrian Harris told a defendant who appeared before him at Galway District Court on Monday via video-link from custody.
Still no bail for man charged with serious assault on uncle
A Lavally man accused of assaulting his uncle may be facing more serious charges, Tuam District Court was told when the defendant appeared before it from custody.
No more flashing blue lights at the Red Gap, court asked
A DEFENDANT asked if curfew conditions as part of his bail be dropped, as he was afraid his landlord at the Red Gap might evict him if any more Guards with flashing blue lights arrived out to check on whether he is at home or not.
‘It’s not as if we’re delaying him from work’ — would-be bridegroom asks court to ease his bail conditions
The heart-rending tale of a prospective bridegroom being separated from his fiancée by what he regarded as over-onerous bail conditions being imposed on him by Gardaí standing in the path of him and wedding bliss took another turn at Ballinasloe District Court.
Ceannt Station rape accused again remanded in custody
Two men accused of the rape and false imprisonment of a woman at Ceannt Station on August 1 last, came before Galway District Court on Monday and had their cases put back until the October 12 sitting, when they will have the option of pleading guilty to the charges or of opting for a book of evidence in order to assist them in defending their case.
Gardai probe assault, burglary, and damage in county
Gardai in Galway are investigating a serious assault that occurred on Monivea Road in Galway city on September 27 at 2.20pm.
Clifden defendant says he wants no bail
A man who was brought before a specially convened sitting of Clifden District Court on Saturday morning and was remanded in custody, told Galway District Court on Monday morning that he wasn’t interested in getting bail and wanted to get his prison sentence over with.
Ceannt Station rape accused again remanded in custody
Two men accused of the rape and false imprisonment of a woman at Ceannt Station on August 1 last, came before Galway District Court on Monday and had their cases put back until the October 12 sitting, when they will have the option of pleading guilty to the charges or of opting for a book of evidence in order to assist them in defending their case.
Repeat offender told his bail is dependent on following addiction treatment
A defendant who admitted he has alcohol and drug issues when he appeared once again before Galway District Court on public order and other charges, was warned by a judge that she was giving the Gardaí permission to check up on whether he was undergoing treatment for his addictions.
Ceannt Station rape accused refuse their consent to remand for a month
Two men accused of raping a woman in the car park of Ceannt Railway Station in Galway last month have been further remanded in custody; however both refused the necessary consent to be remanded for a month to allow the DPP time to gather evidence of the alleged rape and false imprisonment.
