Search Results for 'Galway Court'
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Boy racer promises to drive within law in future
A YOUNG driver who had his car seized and impounded by Gardaí came before Galway Court on Monday seeking to retrieve his vehicle.
Alleged shoplifting pair banned from city as bail condition
A DEFENDANT with 99 previous convictions was found in possession of a pair of snips which, it is alleged, he used to cut the security tags off items during a shoplifting spree in the city over the weekend.
Arabic interpreter employed in new false imprisonment case
AN Arabic interpreter was employed to explain the proceedings of Galway District Court to a man accused of false imprisonment and serious assault, when he appeared before Judge Fiona Lydon via video-link from prison at Monday’s (October 5) sitting of the Court.
Sharing intimate images without consent on Snapchat leads to conviction
A young man who filmed an intimate act he was engaging in with a woman on Snapchat, and then shared it on Snapchat, tried to apologise to his victim on Snapchat, his solicitor told Galway Court. He added that his client got no response.
Mayo man’s bail condition is to keep out of Galway city
A JUDGE decided not to include the usual Garda Station sign-on conditions as part of bail conditions for a defendant, as she didn’t want the accused to have any reason to come into Galway city.
Gambling debts the cause of thefts from city shop
A man was put up to thefts from a city shop because he had gambling debts, his solicitor told Galway District Court.
Tale of half honest Hamlet played out in Galway court
AN opportunistic thief with a bit of a conscience was honest enough to hand in a purse he stole from a lady at a filling station, but not honest enough to hand back the cash it contained, his barrister pleaded at Galway District Court.
Detective got strong smell of cannabis from man in court on possession charge
A man was warned when he came before Galway Court on a cannabis possession charge, that getting the benefit of the Probation Act meant he was now “on the radar” and if he reoffended, there would be much more serious consequences for him.
Young carpenter spared conviction over cannabis possession
An apprentice carpenter who works two jobs to make his way in the world was warned if he came before Galway Court again the Judge would not be so amenable towards him.
Alleged raider of Belclare Church tabernacle refused bail
A man who it is alleged tried to break into the tabernacle of Belclare church in search of money was refused bail when he appeared before Galway District Court via video-link from prison.
