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Stalking former partner results in ten-month suspended sentence
A MAN convicted of stalking and harassing his former partner was warned in no uncertain terms that a suspended sentence imposed on him would be activated “without a shred of doubt” if he put the victim in fear again.
Being drunk near city waterways not advisable — Judge
Members of the public were so concerned to see a vulnerable man very close to city waterways that the Gardaí were contacted, Judge Valerie Corcoran was told at Galway District Court when the man appeared before her on two public order charges.
Woman fined for speeding while returning from a funeral
"I’ve heard of people rushing to get to a funeral but why were you speeding coming from one?" a Judge asked a woman who was clocked doing 168kph on the M6.
Kilconnell farmer pleads guilty to sexual assault of teenage girl on Aer Lingus flight
A Galway farmer has pleaded guilty to the sexual assault of a then 16-year-old girl on board an Aer Lingus flight bound for Boston.
Judge dubious over ‘husband on the frontline’ excuse for theft
A CLAIM by a Ukrainian woman that she was so anxious over her husband being on the front line that she drew a blank and stole from a city store, just did not add up for a Judge at Galway District Court.
Hotel chef allegedly battered in kitchen
THE case against a man accused of entering the House Hotel and assaulting a chef working there will be heard at Galway District Court on March 22 next.
Gardaí found blood in taxi and road in alleged passenger assault
A former city taxi driver is to stand trial accused of assaulting a passenger with whom he got involved in a dispute over a fare.
Defence call for psychiatrist report for accused Bohermore woman
A woman alleged to have tried on clothes in the changing room of a Galway store and who attempted to leave wearing them without paying for the items pleaded not guilty to a charge of criminal damage when she appeared before Judge Fiona Lydon at Galway District Court this week.
OAP fell over 'doing a bit of a dance' on Shop Street
A homeless man who was found by Gardaí drunk and with a gash to his forehead told the local Court that he thought he fell over while “doing a bit of a dance.”
Convicted Moycullen dealer back on another cannabis charge
Because of buying and dealing in drugs, as we’ve seen this week, people are ending up dead in their homes. This was the reaction of a Judge at Galway District Court when a defendant with a previous conviction for drug dealing came before him on another drugs charge.
