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A 24 year old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a man in Longford on Tuesday.
Rihards Lavickis of 2 Annaly Court, Longford was brought before a sitting of Mullingar District Court this morning.
He was charged with the murder of Akadiusz Czajkowski at Rue Noyal Chatillon, Townspark, Longford on November 1 2016.
Det Sgt Eric Godfrey gave evidence of arrest, charge and caution before Judge Seamus Hughes.
He said Mr Lavickis made no reply when he formally charged him at Longford Garda Station just before 10pm last night.
Defence solicitor Frank Gearty made an application for legal aid and asked for his client to be psychiatrically assessed while in custody.
Judge Hughes granted both requests and remanded Mr Lavickis in custody to appear before a sitting of Cloverhill District Court on November 10.
Longford gardaí have seized two vehicles and arrested two disqualified drivers in the past week
A man accused of assaulting another man and engaging in threatening and abusive behaviour in public has escaped criminal conviction.
Planting the commemorative lime tree in Essert
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly TD in conversation with Clinical Leads Anne Harte and Yvonne Lesley at the Longford Covid-19 Vaccination Centre in Newtownforbes
Declan Rowley (left) and Malachy Flanagan (right)
Four people have been bailed after appearing in court in Longford this afternoon following an alleged public order incident in the county town yesterday
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