Man charged with causing criminal damage to 'Shakey Bridge' appears in court 

It was alleged that Barry O’Brien was found in possession of 20 cans of spray paint and that there was a strong smell of cannabis from him at the time.
Man charged with causing criminal damage to 'Shakey Bridge' appears in court 

A man charged with causing criminal damage to “The Shakey Bridge” has appeared in court. 

A man charged with causing criminal damage to “The Shakey Bridge” at the Mardyke in Cork by spray-painting it appeared before Cork District Court.

28-year-old Barry O’Brien of 7 Innishannon Road, Fairhill, Cork, appeared before Judge John King.

The charges against him related to March 6, 2022 at Daly’s Bridge, popularly known as The Shakey Bridge.

Sergeant John Kelleher said that at 2pm on Sunday March 6, 2022, Gard Jonathan Corcoran received a report from the area.

It was alleged that Barry O’Brien was found in possession of 20 cans of spray paint and that there was a strong smell of cannabis from him at the time.

He was charged with causing criminal damage to the amount of €1,000 and possession of €240 worth of cannabis for his own use.

A copy of the prosecution evidence in the case is to be sent to defence solicitor Frank Buttimer by the next court date, July 3.

On that date it will be a matter for the defence to decide if he is pleading guilty or not guilty. If the case is to be contested it will be sent forward for trial at Cork District Court. Otherwise, penalty may be imposed on the next occasion.

More in this section

Sponsored Content

Echo 130Echo 130

Have you downloaded your FREE ie logo  App?

People holding phone with App

It's all about Cork!

Have you downloaded your FREE ie logo  App?

It's all about Cork!

App Store LogoGoogle Play Logo
EL_music

Podcast: 1000 Cork songs 
Singer/songwriter Jimmy Crowley talks to John Dolan

Listen Here

Contact Us Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions

© Evening Echo Ltd, Linn Dubh, Assumption Road, Blackpool, Cork. Registered in Ireland: 523713

Add Echolive.ie to your home screen - easy access to Cork news, views, sport and more