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Pretend gunman only in Tuam because he fell asleep on bus
AN ATHLONE man only ended up in Tuam because he had fallen asleep on a bus, Judge James Faughnan was told at Ballinasloe District Court, by his solicitor.
Judge refuses jurisdiction in animal cruelty case
A JUDGE refused to hear an alleged animal cruelty case after viewing photographs of the animals in question presented by the prosecution when the matter came before Ballinasloe District Court.
Eighty hours' community service for woman on shoplifting charge
A woman who pleaded guilty to stealing USB sticks and hard drives to the value of €489 from Curry’s Galway Retail Park, Headford Road, in 2019 was told at Galway District Court that she had had enough time to accumulate compensation by now.
University of Galway celebrates 2026 Alumni Award honourees at annual Gala
University of Galway has celebrated the achievements of its 2026 Alumni Award honourees at its gala award ceremony on campus.
Galway City solicitor shortlisted for the National Law Awards
Louise Howard of Louise Howard Solicitors has been shortlisted in two categories for this year’s National Irish Law Awards. This is the third time Ms Howard has been shortlisted for the prestigious Lawyer of the Year award for Connacht and Ulster. In 2024 she won the coveted award for Sole Principal of the Year.
Judge releases €10,000 living expenses from account frozen by State
A WOMAN who had all her assets frozen by the Gardaí appealed to be allowed withdraw €20,000 for living expenses at Tuam District Court.
'I’ll give more', offers permit-less charity collector
A CARROWBROWNE man who went door to door collecting cash for what he described as a cystic fibrosis charity in Carlow was brought before Tuam District Court charged with collecting without a permit.
Is that a gun in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?
A DEFENDANT who put an Aldi security man in fear when he told him he had a gun on him and reached inside his clothing to indicate he was going to draw it, was told that his case couldn’t be finalised until his victim was canvassed to see if he wanted to make a victim impact statement.
Four-year road ban for home carer who drove without insurance
A home-care worker who needs her licence for her job was put off the road for four years when she was convicted of driving without insurance for the second time at Galway District Court on Monday.
Visit to Garda station cost drunk man €400
A highly intoxicated individual who arrived into the public office of Mill Street Garda Station ended up being arrested for his troubles and appearing before Galway District Court on public order charges.
