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Two men who could not provide an address in the State after being arrested outside a landmark car showroom, were remanded in custody for a week to allow gardaí liaise with Interpol as to their status.

A man arrested in Mullingar on Monday evening was charged in Athlone on Wednesday (January 11) with the cultivation of a “sophisticated” cannabis factory set up in Ardleigh Park.

A former Meath county footballer charged with 26 offences in Moate, Kinnegad, Kells, and Ballyjamesduff was remanded on continuing bail until December 14 in the District Court this week (October 26) for a probation report after he was warned he could face up to two years in jail.

A teenage boy charged with a number of burglary and shoplifting offences in the District Court this week (October 12), had his case put back for a fortnight to allow his solicitor examine the charges, and for gardaí to see if they could attach a map of excluded areas to his bail conditions.

A former local election candidate charged with threatening two gardaí, alleged in court this week (October 12) that pertinent CCTV footage “may have been tampered with”, then dispensed with his solicitor, and was told to return to court in seven days “with a better solicitor than yourself” or else the judge would finalise the case the following week.

A teenage offender - described by one Garda source as “Athlone’s most troublesome burglar” - had a jail sentence extended by three months on request in the District Court this week (October 12) so that he might be able to sit his Junior Cert.

A man, who failed to sign on at Athlone Garda Station as part of his bail conditions, appeared before Athlone District Court on Wednesday.

Fears of a feud returning to Mullingar were given as the prime reason a man charged on Wednesday (September 21) with the assault of a 60-year-old woman with a golf club in her own home on Monday morning, was remanded in custody for at least another week after gardaí opposed bail.

A man who assaulted three gardaí after being arrested for urinating in the street avoided a jail sentence in the District Court this week (September 7) because of a favourable probation report, but will still have to do 150 hours of community service.

A “highly vulnerable” teenager who threatened to kill his father with a bread knife in June, was jailed for a year this week (July 20) after the court exhausted all available options with regards to accommodation for the boy.