Ceannt station rape accused have cases sent to Central Criminal Court
Tue, Nov 10, 2026
Two men accused of the rape and false imprisonment of a woman at Ceannt Station on August 1 last came before Galway District Court again in person on Monday (November 9) to be served with books of evidence and have their cases sent forward for hearing at the Central Criminal Court.
The books of evidence contain all the information gathered by the Garda investigation team, and this is handed over to the defendants’ legal teams to facilitate their defence.
The books were handed over by Detective Garda Greg Gander. An Arabic interpreter was in court to interpret the proceedings for the Jordanian defendants. They were taken from prison to appear in person before Judge Fiona Lydon, who remanded them both in custody to appear again before the Central Criminal Court.
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