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Judge Bernadette Owens has accepted jurisdiction in the case of two women who allegedly attacked another woman on Main Street, Longford in February
Judge Bernadette Owens has accepted jurisdiction in the case of two women who allegedly attacked another woman on Main Street, Longford in February.
Nicole Keenan and Tia Keenan, both of 82 Ardnacassa Avenue, Longford, appeared before Longford District Court last Tuesday.
Sergeant Mark Mahon, for the state, outlined how, on February 21, 2022, Gardaí on mobile patrol observed a vehicle stopped on Main Street Longford where two females were assaulting another inside the car.
The injured party, the court heard, had bruising to her right cheek and damage to her stomach area.
She also had bite marks on her face and was referred by her GP for blood tests, which she did not attend.
There have been no further problems between the parties and the two women are to reappear on October 11.
Committee members involved in the staging of this year's Marquee in Drumlish Festival
An artist's impression of what a proposed entrance to a new look state of the art civic heaquarters inside Connolly Barracks might have looked like after it was turned down by council chiefs
EE said it is blocking up to one million scam phone calls targeting people every day, after introducing new technology.
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