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A sweeping driveway leads you to this superb large red brick family home that stands on a 0.5 acre of mature lawns and gardens. Tall trees and natural stone walls surround the property and there is also a stone shed to the rear. Although in need of some modernisation the property is presented in immaculate condition and ready to walk into. The property was constructed in the mid eighties and, as with all properties of its age, would benefit from some upgrading, however ‘as is’ is more than adequate.

A man who was arrested in Mullingar on St Stephen’s Day is contesting public order charges from that night.

A young Mullingar man has been warned that if his new year’s resolutions don’t involve an improvement in his behaviour, the court will decide how he spends 2014.

Judge Hughes said he had sympathy for Richard Ricky Mulvihill, Lynam’s Flats, Main Street, Ballynacargy and his difficult upbringing but said the time has come for him to stop blaming others.

An American man who came to Ireland as a volunteer organic farmer but became involved in protesting in north Mayo caused more than €5,000 damage to broadband transmission equipment and fencing on Dooncarton Hill in Erris.

Network Galway’s open evening will take place on Monday next January 13 at 6.30pm at The Harbour Hotel Galway on Merchants Road Lower, Galway.

A Westmeath man has received legal advice from the bench, with Judge Seamus Hughes telling him he could have a case against gardaí for wrongfully arresting him.

Judge Hughes has described as “a joke” a doctor’s note indicating that a man before the court had an alcohol dependency.

A judge raised his voice to threaten a man with jail after he claimed to be drug free, but could provide no documentary evidence of this.

A drunk who assaulted another man nearly twice his age for no reason ended up paying €1,500 in compensation and fines this week (December 11) to avoid jail.