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Care assistant was more than five times over the legal limit
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.
Ceannt station rape accused have cases sent to Central Criminal Court
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.
Secret meeting that unlocked ringroad
So desperate phone calls were placed, and last Friday afternoon, a showdown of sorts occurred around the city manager’s conference table on the top floor of City Hall on College Road.
Man accused of mother’s murder sent forward for trial
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.
Get me a barrister for High Court, demands public order defendant
“The only thing that’s keeping you in prison is your refusal to sign a bail bond,” Judge Adrian Harris told a defendant who appeared before him at Galway District Court on Monday via video-link from custody.
Man accused of mother’s murder sent forward for trial
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.
The course of true love never jogs smoothly for bailed bridegroom
The ongoing saga of a lovelorn Ballinasloe man focused on bail conditions imposed on him after he was arrested three times on his stag night took another twist when he returned yet again to court to plead with a judge for the easing of these conditions.
The course of true love never jogs smoothly for bailed bridegroom
The ongoing saga of a lovelorn Ballinasloe man focused on bail conditions imposed on him after he was arrested three times on his stag night took another twist when he returned yet again to court to plead with a judge for the easing of these conditions.
‘Stand up there for the CroíACT’
Ten brave people are about to step far outside their comfort zone to perform stand-up comedy in aid of local charities Croí and ACT for Meningitis.
Groceries thief ‘just trying to put food on the table’
A WOMAN who wheeled a trolley with groceries valued at €583 out of Dunnes Stores, Briarhill, had to do so because her husband had gambling and drink addictions and there was no money in the house to feed her children.
