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A man who appeared at last week’s sitting of Longford District Court charged under the Public Order Act was convicted and fined €250.
Michael Flynn (52), 315 Classibawn, Cartron Drive, Sligo appeared before Judge Seamus Hughes charged with being intoxicated in a public place at Longford Train Station on June 12 last.
Garda Larkin told the court that on the date in question at approximately 12:50am gardaí in Longford town received a call alerting them to the fact that there was a very intoxicated man at the local train station.
The Garda said he went to the area and when he got there he observed the defendant sitting on a footpath outside the station .
“Mr Flynn was drunk,” added Garda Larkin. “His clothes were dishevelled and he was looking for a train at that hour of the morning.”
Following his deliberations on the matter Judge Hughes convicted the defendant and imposed the fine.
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