Search Results for 'William Earley'

A man who was seen weaving a motorcycle between traffic at up to 200kph whilst drunk and disqualified after refusing to stop, will be jailed for six months and banned from holding a driver’s licence for 14 years on his return to the District Court next week (February 10), after a suspended sentence is dealt with in Longford next Tuesday.

A mother of 10 was given a three month suspended sentence, fined €1,000, and banned from the roads for four years for causing a car crash whilst uninsured that hospitalised three people.

A car salesman who accused two gardai of “telling lies”, was banned from the roads for a year in Athlone District Court this week (February 1) after being convicted of drink driving .

A pastor caught driving without a licence was fined just €40 at a special sitting of Athlone District Court this week (February 1) after the judge heard his only income was through the church.

A man charged with robbing two local shops with a screwdriver was told this week (February 3) the District Court was refusing jurisdiction and he would have to face trial in the Circuit Court.

A mother of four was warned she would face prison on the next occasion after she was convicted for driving without insurance for the second time in a year, and banned from driving for four years at a special sitting of the District Court this week (February 1).

A woman who claimed the reason she pulled a u-turn to avoid a checkpoint was because she thought it was for the Bonavalley attacker, was banned from driving for four years in the District Court this week (February 1) after she was subsequently found to be over the limit.

A Tubberclair man who was summonsed by mistake had the rare privilege of seeing the prosecution hold its hands up in court last Tuesday and admit “it was an error by the State”.

A businessman who landed his helicopter on a roof in Irishtown in July last year just to collect a set of keys had his case adjourned until November 24 at the District Court last Tuesday.

A man who threatened his former partner during a domestic argument but who “is doing quite well” since, was told he would get the benefit of the Probation Act next April if there were no further incidents between now and then.