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A young Oranmore man who hung out the window of a moving car and threw a cup of coffee at another vehicle being driven by a lady with her three young children in the rear, was warned by a Judge that he could face a charge of endangerment for such an action.

A YOUNG Mervue man was warned that he could face up to a year in prison for the offence of waving a gun about in a Galway pub.

A former city taxi driver is to stand trial accused of assaulting a passenger with whom he got involved in a dispute over a fare.

A man who is alleged to have physically assaulted a young woman and pestered her while they were socialising outdoors in Galway last summer will come before the local court again on Monday next.

“You are making a promise on oath, and breaching this promise will have very serious consequences,” a judge warned a defendant who has come before her repeatedly for being drunk and a danger to himself and the public around the streets of Galway.

A Galwayman who skipped bail and fled to the UK a decade ago to make a new life for himself found himself back before Court again this week facing the same charges he had thought he had left behind.

A Mayo man had to get out of bed at 7am and take a number of buses so he could present himself before Judge Fiona Lydon at Clifden District Court.

AN eagle-eyed Garda on the public desk at Garda Headquarters in Galway spotted something not quite right about the insurance documents presented by a man facing several charges in relation to his driving.

An apprentice mechanic who was caught driving a dangerously defective vehicle which was uninsured was put off the road for six years when he came before Judge Fiona Lydon at Clifden District Court.

Despite a lady removing her wig to show her operation scar following brain surgery in a bid to justify her entitlement to avail of, if only temporarily, a disabled parking space, the Garda on duty was “unimpressed.”