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29 May 2022
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29 May 2022
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The 43-year-old man charged with the murder of Detective Garda Colm Horkan last week has been deemed unfit to attend court this morning and was detained at the Central Mental Hospital.
Stephen Silver of Aughaward, Foxford, Co Mayo, was remanded in custody last week by Judge Alan Mitchell and was due to appear before Harristown District Court by video link this morning.
However, Judge Mitchell was this morning informed that Mr Silver was not well enough to attend court.
Mr Silver has been remanded in custody to appear before Harristown District Court on July 10 by video link.
Read also: Longford County Council holds a minute's silence for the late Detective Garda Colm Horkan
A court has heard how a man got so drunk he was unable to stand up after celebrating the birth of his grandchild
Birthday girl, Elaine enjoying the night with a group of her friends
A man has pleaded guilty to assault causing harm to a publican in Ballymahon in April 2018.
A man charged with violent disorder at a Longford nightclub has escaped conviction following a hearing at Longford Circuit Court last week
Derek Ryan is among the leading stars lined up for this year's “Cowboys and Heroes,” Country Music and Americana Festival
Oliver Goldsmith Festival committee members and local actors Michael Conlon, Arthur Conlon, Donall Mac an Bheatha and Katie Farrell discover the 'Hidden Heartlands' of Longford and Westmeath
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