Tom Tuite

2 days ago | independent.ie | Tom Tuite

Man chased into house before being attacked with ammonia had two fingers ‘amputated’, court hearsA Dublin man was chased into a house last week by a group of males before he was attacked with ammonia and had two fingers "amputated" with a machete, a court has heard. A 17-year-old boy, who cannot be named because he is a minor, is accused of assault causing harm to a man, aged 29, and burglary in Clondalkin, Dublin, on May 9.

2 days ago | westernpeople.ie | Tom Tuite

Tom TuiteA Dublin man was chased into a house last week by a group of males before he was attacked with ammonia and had two fingers "amputated" with a machete, a court has heard. A 17-year-old boy, who cannot be named because he is a minor, is accused of assault causing harm to a man (29) and burglary in Clondalkin, Dublin, on May 9th. The youth appeared at the Dublin Children's Court on Monday, where bail was granted with a range of strict conditions.

2 days ago | thejournal.ie | Tom Tuite

A TRIAL DATE has been set for a man accused of threatening to “slit” People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy’s wife’s throat. Dublin District Court has sought fitness-to-plead reports on the accused, and today, Judge John Hughes reserved 19 June for the non-jury hearing, but the case will also be listed for mention later this month. The incident allegedly occurred after the politician canvassed about abortion laws in Tallaght on 23 May, 2023.

5 days ago | irishtimes.com | Tom Tuite

Former Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter Charlie Ward is to stand trial accused of corruption offences involving bribes for “confidential information” from a garda and helping to pervert the course of justice. Ward (44), of Acragar, Mountmellick, and co-accused Noel Carroll (57), of Ballyfinn Road, Portlaoise, both Co Laois, appeared at Dublin District Court following an investigation by the Garda anti-corruption unit.

5 days ago | thejournal.ie | Tom Tuite

A JEWELLERY PIERCER was caught with sexual images of girls on his phone after Twitter notified gardaí that he was viewing child abuse material on his social media account, a court has heard. Adam Laycock, aged 31, with an address at Dowland Road, Dublin 12, pleaded guilty to possessing eight child pornography images on his mobile phone on a date in January 2017. He will be sentenced at a later date.