Search Results for 'James Faughnan'
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Car abandoned outside post office for four days
A Tuam woman who, the local district court heard, had abandoned her car outside the town’s post office for four days was fined when her case came before Judge James Faughnan.
Bread van tale hasn’t gone stale yet
The saga of the early morning theft of a Brennan’s Bread van in Ballinasloe got a fresh outing at Ballinasloe District Court, hot on the heels of the van lady’s appearance in person at Tuam District Court two days before. Some stories never go stale.
Female Garda received bloody nose and split lip
A Tuam man who is charged with assaulting a female Garda and giving her a bloody nose and a split lip is to be sent forward to the Circuit Criminal Court for his case to be heard.
Stolen bread van woman needs treatment, not bail - judge
A woman who tore off in a stolen bread ban in Ballinasloe one morning in early May made another appearance in court, this time Tuam District Court, where she was told by a judge that there was no question of her getting bail but there was one of her getting treatment while in custody.
Judge tells defendant to come back in a year with a licence
A young man caught by Gardaí driving around the SuperValu carpark in Tuam was told to return to the local district court with his full licence in a year, and the judge would consider dealing with him leniently.
Judge releases €10,000 living expenses from account frozen by State
A WOMAN who had all her assets frozen by the Gardaí appealed to be allowed withdraw €20,000 for living expenses at Tuam District Court.
'I’ll give more', offers permit-less charity collector
A CARROWBROWNE man who went door to door collecting cash for what he described as a cystic fibrosis charity in Carlow was brought before Tuam District Court charged with collecting without a permit.
Is that a gun in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?
A DEFENDANT who put an Aldi security man in fear when he told him he had a gun on him and reached inside his clothing to indicate he was going to draw it, was told that his case couldn’t be finalised until his victim was canvassed to see if he wanted to make a victim impact statement.
Woof justice as unlicensed dead dog costs owner €250
A DIVORCED couple were “co-parenting” their dog, but the owner told Tuam Court that a “boy racer” had killed it in a “hit & run” – a suggestion at which, Judge James Faughnan was told, the young motorist took grave umbrage.
Google map with squiggles presented in GoSafe challenge
AN ongoing saga over an alleged speeding detection by a GoSafe van operator in the village of Kilkerrin took another twist when it came again before Tuam District Court.
