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A convicted fraudster avoided a sentence extension in court this week (July 7) after his father paid €2,200 in restitution for limousines for which the defendant paid with bounced cheques.

A man, alleged to have broken into a couple’s house in Mullingar in the small hours of last Sunday and stealing €90 whilst on bail from the High Court, was given a very restrictive release this week (July 7) after the judge said “his history...doesn’t suggest a pattern of re-offending”.

A former brother charged with six counts of indecent assault against four boys at the Marist primary school in Retreat on a number of dates between 1978 and 1982 was served with a book of evidence in the District Court this week (June 23) and returned for trial at Mullingar Circuit Court, sitting at Tullamore, on July 13.

A woman involved in the alleged pickpocketing of a man had her case put back for a month in the District Court this week (June 16) to allow her solicitor retrieve and view the appropriate CCTV footage.

A man who left babysitting duties to get involved in an altercation at a First Communion party was fined €250 in the District Court this week (June 16).

A man involved in a hit and run incident over Christmas will have to face the music in public next month after he failed to have his case heard in private on account of the “sensitive” nature of the case.

A man who, when a screwdriver was found in his car, told gardai it was for his “protection”, and was then charged with possession of an offensive weapon, had his case adjourned until September for a probation report after the judge was satisfied the defendant’s rehabilitation was making progress.

Three men arrested after an alleged holdup of a bookmakers in Baylough, were remanded in custody to two separate dates in the District Court this week (June 16) after gardai opposed bail.

A couple who hadn’t paid rent to Westmeath County Council in almost two years and owed over €6,000 to the authority, avoided eviction on a technicality in the District Court this week (June 16).

Judge John Neilan has apologised to a wheelchair-bound Mullingar man who wasn’t able to have his case heard in the main courtroom.