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Two men accused of the rape and false imprisonment of a woman at Ceannt Station on August 1 last came before Galway District Court again in person on Monday (November 9) to be served with books of evidence and have their cases sent forward for hearing at the Central Criminal Court.

A young man described as a menace by his solicitor was convicted of theft after doing a runner from a taxi which he took from Milltown to Tuam on August 25 last year.

When Gardaí responded to an apparently abandoned car at Addergoole, Headford Road, they found a man so deeply asleep in the vehicle that they called for an ambulance to assist.

NOT minding his own business cost a defendant €500 when he appeared before Galway District Court on public order charges.

“THERE’S no fear of you taking any bread vans again and crashing them,” a solicitor asked his own client when appealing for bail for her.

THE long-running mystery of Galway Court’s mystery man has finally been resolved thanks to dogged and persistent police work.

A DEFENDANT who told Tuam Court he had a law degree and knew his rights alleged an arresting Garda had punched him hard “in the liathróidí” as he was being taken out of the patrol car following his arrest.

A MAN took his ejection from a Galway venue so much to heart that he turned up outside the Cross Street venue with an animal heart and proceeded to stab it with a knife in full view of the security staff, it is alleged.

Two men accused of the rape and false imprisonment of a woman at Ceannt Station on August 1 last came before Galway District Court again in person on Monday (November 9) to be served with books of evidence and have their cases sent forward for hearing at the Central Criminal Court.

A man charged with the murder of his mother appeared before Judge Adrian Harris at Galway District Court on Monday, November 2, to be presented with a book of evidence and have his case sent forward to the present sitting of the Circuit Criminal Court for trial.