Yesterday Garda Cormac Dineen objected to his bail at Cork District Court because of fears for the safety of the alleged victim.

The incident attended by Garda David Tobin occurred as Jamie Kelly insisted on getting back into the  Belters Only gig at Virgin Media Park on June 21, 2024.

Youghal District Court was told that Kirsty Doyle had 85 previous convictions, including 56 for theft, and none of the stolen goods were recovered.

The defendant was convicted, fined €75 and given two months to pay the fine

The defendant was convicted for the abusive behaviour and sentenced her to four weeks in prison backdated to October 3 when she went into custody

Court heard defendant defecated into a Supermacs' takeaway bag and then smeared the faeces on the cell door and viewing window in Fermoy Garda Station

The defendant is charged with being drunk and a danger, engaging in threatening behaviour, and possession of a bottle under the Firearms and Offensive Weapons Act.

The injured party is being treated for non life threatening injuries at Cork University Hospital.

Judge Mary Dorgan imposed a two-month suspended sentence on the accused.

On October 23, 2024, at Grand Parade at 12.40pm, he was arrested for begging and €93 in coins were seized together with €410 in notes.

Bantry District Court heard that the accused had developed a problem gambling debt at around the same time he committed the offences

Judge John King remanded the two accused on bail after the DPP decided that the cases should proceed by indictment at Cork Circuit Criminal Court.

The judge wished him well and said she would not increase his period in custody.

Defendant was also charged with public intoxication and threatening and abusive behavious towards gardaí

Defendant admitted stealing items from Aldi and SuperValu in Youghal

Defendant, who suffered from mental health issues, had changed his medication and theft of €700 worth of electrical items was 'out of character', court heard

The defendant faces a number of charges under the Misuse of Drugs Act, including three counts of possessing cannabis for the purpose of sale or supply to others.

A garda detective objected to bail being granted to the accused, expressing the concern that he would be a flight risk if released on bail.

The man was disqualified from driving for six years as he was previously disqualified from driving for two years

A note from the jury was passed through the jury foreman to the court for the attention of Ms Justice Siobhán Lankford in which it was stated that a photograph may have been taken of them by a person in the courtroom.

Stephen Landa pleaded guilty at Cork District Court to a charge of engaging in threatening behaviour.

Evidence was given today on the second day of the murder trial at the Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork.

Radim Hradsky, of Lower Glanmire Rd, Cork, pleaded guilty at Cork District Court to failing to have his Jack Russell-type dog under effective control, and to not having a dog licence.

Evidence of a garda station visit by one of the accused was given today on the second day of the murder trial at the Central Criminal Court, sitting in Cork.

Dean Madden is charged with robbery and attempted robbery arising out of the matter.

Colette O’Driscoll testified at the Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork that her partner left the apartment at around 8.30 or 9pm on Friday September 1 2023 in the company of Luke Taylor – one of the two men on trial for Mr Quilligan’s murder.

The defendant who is now 17 cannot be identified as he is a juvenile.

The trial was also told that he probably met a violent death that same day even though his skeletal remains were not found for almost five months in a garda search of wet ground in a rural area of East Cork with the help of a cadaver dog.

The judge directed a pre-sanction probation report be prepared and remanded the defendant on continuing bail

Accused said he felt the car was 'pulling to the left' and thought he may have hit a pothole, but did not realise he had hit another vehicle until he was shown the CCTV footage

The accused each face two charges under the Misuse of Drugs Act, 1977, possession of cocaine under Section 3 and possession of cocaine for sale or supply under Section 15.

Gardaí were called to the scene of an incident in which it is alleged that Mr Buckley had choked the young woman a number of times, saying: “I will kill you.”

Sergeant John Dineen said the accused had 33 previous convictions including 14 for theft.

A co-accused faces different charges related to the same place and date.

Roy O’Callaghan pleaded guilty to a charge of engaging in threatening behaviour.

Judge Mary Dorgan was told that in one of the communications he said that two named parties would call over to her house “to kick the living shit” out of her.

Alternatively, the defendant could enter a signed plea of guilty at Cork District Court and be sent to the circuit court for sentencing.

Ms Justice Lankford told the 10 men and two women that their first job was to select a jury foreperson from among them to liaise between the jury and the court and to perform certain technical functions.

It was alleged by gardaí that the injured party was subjected to an assault in his apartment and that the two defendants took a number of items including a 40” TV, a PlayStation 4, a mobile phone, and €150 in cash.

Macroom District Court told the employee had already been refused a work permit twice when they were found working illegally at a Macroom outlet.

The court head that Fitzpatrick was lying in the middle of the road causing an obstruction to traffic and pedestrians and when he was approached by gardaí he was unable to stand up, such was his state of inebriation.

Joseph O’Donovan, formerly known as Gary O’Flynn, previously indicated through his solicitor that he was pleading guilty to the harassment.

The 53-year-old man appeared to be shocked at getting the sentence of 10 months imprisonment for this latest breach.

Cork District court heard the child entered a store at 9.40pm and complained to the shopkeeper that he was hungry. 

Kelsie Flynn, aged 26, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to charges of engaging in threatening behaviour and being obstructive to a garda who arrived to investigate the matter.

Garda Keith Shire said that shortly before 5am on September 30, gardaí received a report of an incident at an apartment at Lower Glanmire Rd in Cork.

Sergeant John Dineen confirmed at Cork District Court that the two accused had signed guilty pleas.

Today at Cork District Court the solicitor indicated that the accused was entering a signed plea of guilty to the charges against him.

Sergeant John Dineen said that the public order incident occurred when he ran from gardaí by the Supervalu store in Carrigaline, Co Cork.

Judge Mary Dorgan jailed Gary Walsh for a total of five months.