20/10/2021
20/10/2021
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Judge tells Longford solicitor he ‘sounded almost orgasmic’
Daniel Farrell, of Bunanassa, Drumad, Longford was in attendance at last week’s District Court sitting to answer summons’ which were issued following an incident at Ardnacassa, Longford on July 5 2018. That resulted in two separate Section 139 ...
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Longford woman accused of credit card theft escapes conviction
Maria Potova (31), of 14 Curbro House, Great Water Street, Longford, was in attendance at last week's sitting of Longford District Court charged with five counts of theft and handling stolen property offences arising out of an incident at ...
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Judge on rising Longford interpreter costs: ‘We have a wonderful country’
Judge Walsh hit out at the growing costs on the Irish Exchequer after hearing how a Slovakian man before the court on alleged theft charges and on social welfare, eleven years after moving to Ireland 11 years ago. Jozef Milenky, Unit 4 ...
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Longford woman ‘sent herself to prison’ over looming court appearance
Stephanie Martin, 8 Cnoc Na Greine, Granard was in attendance at a recent District Court sitting to face two public order offences arising from a disturbance at Cnoc Na Greine on June 19 2020. The court heard how gardaí had been ...
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Organised foreign crime gang fly man into country to grow cannabis, Longford court hears
Erikas Korsakas (22), Mullagh, Coole, Co Westmeath was remanded in custody by Judge Seamus Hughes after appearing before a recent district court sitting. Garda Andrew Corbett gave evidence of arrest, charge and caution....
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