Judge Mary Dorgan imposed a sentence of five months, with the last three months suspended, in the case against Mohammed Moujahid who has been living at Cork Simon and St Vincent’s hostel since his arrival in Cork from Morocco five years ago.

It is alleged that during a dispute Oleh Shevel produced a small sharp kitchen knife in the course of an assault on his brother and made the threat.

Hugh O’Brien is charged with assaulting ISPCA animal welfare inspector Caroline Faherty at Ballyanly on August 19, contrary to the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act.

Court was told there was a strong smell of alcohol and when accused awoke, his speech was slurred and he had to be assisted in getting out of the van

Judge Mary Dorgan imposed a series of consecutive sentences totaling 15 months on 30-year-old James McDonagh.

Issa Kargbo (23) is on a semi-professional contract with a Welsh soccer club.

Detective Garda Gavin Curran told Clonakilty District Court that the investigation team had received a certificate of analysis from Forensic Science Ireland confirming that the 440kg of drugs seized in an operation in Courtmacsherry on July 1 was cocaine.

Unlike dangerous driving a careless driving conviction does not carry a mandatory driving disqualification

Accused told the court he was holding the air regulator control which can be used to adjust the suspension of the truck, and and not a phone

The defendant was convicted of driving while intoxicated and disqualified from driving for three years

Defence solicitor Eddie Burke applied to have the cases struck out in light of delay, but Judge Mary Dorgan refused the application.

Man was found by gardaí slumped behind the wheel of his car smelling strongly of alcohol, court tols

Tara Scruffins pleaded guilty to charges of giving a false name, being threatening, and being drunk and a danger.

Jay Walsh faces charges of being drunk and a danger, engaging in threatening behaviour and being in possession of two weapons.

The 51-year-old pleaded guilty to possession of drugs and having the crack cocaine for sale or supply and she also admitted money-laundering in respect of the proceeds of the dealing.

Bantry District Court Court was told that Tadgh Tuschewski had 67 previous convictions for a variety of offences, including assault causing harm and sexual assault.

Fermoy District Court heard it was alleged that Josh Daly engaged in threatening and abusive behaviour towards the traffic warden in Fermoy. 

Rokib Lahadyo is charged with possession of cannabis and having the drug for sale or supply at a room where he was staying at Rockboro Avenue, Old Blackrock Road, Cork.

The driver told the garda that he was on his way to a party in Cork and had no driving licence, “seemed nervous,” was slurring his words and kept repeating himself.

Judge Dorgan said it was the first time she had ever heard of one arrested man requiring two sets of handcuffs and she described it as quite a shocking incident.

One of the three men was fined in Cork District Court this week for his part in the row.

Court heard that accused revved engine repeatedly for about 20 minutes as he tried to drive the car up steep embankment.

James O'Sullivan had been disqualified from driving for dangerous driving at the time of the incident and later fled to Britain.

John O'Leary was stopped and challenged by store staff and became abusive, threatening one staff member that he would break their two front teeth.

Both are charged with burglary while armed with a weapon, causing criminal damage to a property, and having a weapon intending to cause injury, incapacitate, or intimidate.

The case was sent forward to the next sessions of Cork Circuit Criminal Court, commencing on October 28.

They are charged with burglary while armed with a weapon, causing criminal damage to the property in Mayfield, namely the front door, and having a weapon intending to cause injury, incapacitate or intimidate.

The court was told that the incident occurred at Lapps Quay in June of last year and, following a report of anti-social behaviour, gardaí attended the scene.

Martin Scannell appeared at Cork District Court charged with a count of deception under the Criminal Law (Theft and Fraud Offences) Act.

The power-washer was parked at the rear of Heritage House in Gurranabraher where it was stolen and removed from the area at around 11pm on January 3, 2024.

Kyanitedale Ltd, which operates a number of scheduled and hire services, was charged with a single count of driving a dangerously defective vehicle.

Elizabeth Butler denied spitting at and verbally abusing the bus driver. 

The defendant said he took cannabis to help with pain management and worked as a panel beater

The defendant was fined €200 and given five months to pay and ordered to attend alcohol addiction services

Solicitor Diane Hallahan said the accused was pleading guilty to the theft offence at the earliest possible time.

Judge John King said that if he could have, he would have jailed Lloyd Cambridge.

Judge Colm Roberts also said: 'Guess what happens when you drink? You get drunk.'

The man was arrested after gardaí were called to a disturbance at Kennedy Pier in Cobh

Patricia Flynn told the court that she had to sell the family home and move because passing the site of the accident on a daily basis was just too painful for her to bear

Hugh O’Brien is charged with assaulting ISPCA animal welfare inspector, Caroline Faherty at Ballyanly on August 19, contrary to the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act.

Garda Patrick Houlihan objected to bail being granted to 40-year-old Marc Cunningham of Cork Simon Community.

A garda said the man faced nine charges of criminal damage all relating to tyre slashing of eight cars and one motorcycle, and two public order charges.

The men, who are allegedly members of a Lithuanian organised crime gang, were remanded in custody for a fortnight.

Patrick Costin was remanded in custody with consent to bail until September 15. 

Clonakilty District Court head that Bradley Williamson threw a container containing three 'wraps' of cannabis in a nearby field and ran away from gardaí. 

Nathan Hanlon, aged 19, was charged with Ian Walsh’s murder at 62 Ravenswood Estate on Cregg Rd, Carrick-on-Suir.

Malcolm Kelly was charged with burglary with intent to commit criminal damage and assault and with a count of criminal damage at a sitting of Mallow District Court on Tuesday. 

Gardaí from Bandon and Bantry stations undertook an investigation following a burglary in Innishannon on Sunday.

His appearance in court follows two public order incidents which allegedly occurred when he was on public transport.

Mateusz Stula (32)of Orchard Road in Blackpool, Cork city has appeared at Cork District Court charged with three counts of arson.