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Ceannt station rape accused have cases sent to Central Criminal Court
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.
Man accused of mother’s murder sent forward for trial
A man charged with the murder of his mother appeared before Judge Adrian Harris at Galway District Court on Monday, November 2, to be presented with a book of evidence and have his case sent forward to the present sitting of the Circuit Criminal Court for trial.
Man of mystery remains in custody
INTERPOL, UK police, the PSNI and the Gardaí have all failed to establish the identity of a mysterious Englishman who is being held in custody because Gardaí can’t establish who he is.
High (after)noon in Galway – be on next bus out of town or else - Judge
A DEFENDANT was ordered to be on the 14.15 City Link bus out of Galway bound for Dublin and not to return here unless by arrangement to visit his children or make court appearances.
Radiotherapy cocaine man gets chance from Judge
A MAN undergoing radiotherapy who according to his brief “went off the rails for a bit” was given a chance when he came before Judge Adrian Harris at Galway District Court charged with possessing €100 worth of cocaine.
Tipp brothers on Fairgreen assault charges
TWO Tipperary brothers were remanded on assault charges to appear again before Galway District Court on December 14.
Victim called “Fat lump of shite” in Leonardo lobby confrontation
A MAN who threatened to “do a job on” an individual and called him a “fat lump of shite” during a confrontation in the lobby of the Leonardo Hotel had a two-month sentence imposed on him at Galway District Court this week.
Drug defendant allegedly jumped from moving taxi
A YOUNG man jumped from a moving taxi and fled drug unit Gardaí, it was alleged, when he appeared before Galway District Court on Monday, November 2.
Men who planned Galway mosque bombing brought ‘shame and embarrassment’ says Judge
Ireland is a diverse country and three men who formed part of a terrorist group that plotted to attack a Galway mosque using pipe bombs have brought “shame and embarrassment on all of us,” a judge has said.
Get me a barrister for High Court, demands public order defendant
“The only thing that’s keeping you in prison is your refusal to sign a bail bond,” Judge Adrian Harris told a defendant who appeared before him at Galway District Court on Monday via video-link from custody.
