The case was heard at Longford District Court
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The scene of an alleged stabbing which occurred in Longford town on St Patrick's Day.
Two juveniles charged in connection with the stabbing of a man in Longford town on St Patrick's Day are to be served with a book of evidence today.
The pair, who are aged 17 and 15 and cannot be named for legal reasons, are due to be brought before a sitting of Longford District Court later this morning.
They, together with a third man, were initially charged with a Section 3 assault causing harm under the auspices of the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act 1997.
Back in July, the Leader revealed how the DPP had given the go-ahead to raise all three charges to a more acute Section 4 assault causing serious harm.
Their co-accused, an 18-year-old man from Longford town, was also due be handed a book of evidence in relation to the same incident at today's sitting.
For more on this story, see next week's Longford Leader.
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