Bus company has already paid Council €1.9k in costs for unauthorised use of lands
*C&C Executive Travel. A CLARE BUS company has pleaded guilty for unauthorised use of lands at Tiermaclance for the storage of buses.
*C&C Executive Travel. A CLARE BUS company has pleaded guilty for unauthorised use of lands at Tiermaclance for the storage of buses.
*The man was before the Family Law Court for a third alleged Protection Order breach. A JUDGE has told a man who falsely accused his wife of having an affair “to stop charging around the house like a bull”.
*Darragh Pender. A SOLICITOR for one of the four Clare men accused of robbery of Carrigaholt Post Office has asked for prison support for his client stating that the man is in the same clothes as he was four or five weeks ago.
*He will be back before Ennis District Court next month. A CLARE man has appeared in court charged with the alleged unlawful possession of 947 videos and 1,725 images of child pornography at an Ennis address on different dates over a two year period.
*Photograph: John Mangan A 20-year old East Clare man charged in connection with the rape, false imprisonment, sexual assault and non-fatal strangulation of a female in July 2024 has been returned for trial to the Central Criminal Court.
*The matter was before Ennis District Court this week. A CLARE woman has been granted a Protection Order against her brother who lives with her in their family home.
*Church St in Scariff. EXTERN have been appointed to monitor an Ennis teenager while he is on bail for a spate of car thefts in Scariff and Gort.
*The matter was before Ennis District Court. A WARRING couple going through the throes of separation both remain in the family home with their children and communicate only via email, a court has heard.
*Michael McMahon. ONE of the four men charged in connection with the alleged robbery of Carrigaholt Post Office last month has secured a conditional consent to bail in the High Court, a court has heard.
*Frances Street in Kilrush. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. A mother and her teenage son have both pleaded guilty to charges in connection with a knife attack on a man in his twenties which required ‘upwards of 80 stitches’ to a head-wound.