Search Results for 'Loughrea District Court'
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Defendant lucky to be dealing with decent Guard – Judge
A FATHER who was issued double fines for having two sons unsecured in the back of his car was told by a Judge that he was lucky to be dealing with a decent Guard when one of the fines was withdrawn.
Judge refuses to accept guilty pleas from young motorist
A YOUNG man who pleaded with a Judge to deal with the very serious motoring offences he faced, despite the fact that he was not legally represented due to the ongoing solicitors’ strike, was strongly advised not to do so by the Judge.
Man to go on trial for alleged assault of partner
A man who is being held in custody following an alleged serious assault on his partner was told he had bail but couldn’t take it up because he hadn’t provided a verifiable address, which was part of his bail conditions.
Lavally man charged with serious assault on uncle
A young man accused of a serious assault on a member of his family was told that Gardaí could not accept the address he provided — of what was described as a “drop-in house” in Tuam — as part of his bail application.
Era of bringing crocks onto the roads is over – judge
A judge told a young man with a series of driving convictions that the “era of bringing crocks onto the roads was gone” and he should be disqualifying him from driving for a lengthy period for his behaviour.
Era of bringing crocks onto the roads is over – judge
A judge told a young man with a series of driving convictions that the “era of bringing crocks onto the roads was gone” and he should be disqualifying him from driving for a lengthy period for his behaviour.
Woman says she made off with bread van to keep warm
A woman in her late fifties who allegedly made off in a bread van and tore the side off it when she collided with a guardrail of the Ballinasloe AIB appealed to a judge at the local court to give her a chance.
Prison for harassment during driving test which caused woman to fail
A MAN caused such concern by following and intimidating his former partner while she was doing her driving test, that the examiner had to call off the exam out of safety fears.
Judge warns med student a conviction could be 'very serious'
Even a minor criminal conviction could have serious consequences for anyone hoping to register as a doctor, a Judge told Loughrea District Court this week.
Loughrea street affray was ‘like something out of a movie’
“It was like something out of a movie, a car tears up and the occupants pile out,” was how a defence solicitor described viewing CCTV footage of a street affray which took place on Main Street, Loughrea in the middle of the day.
