*Bail conditions were relaxed for the trio. AN EXTENSIVE Garda file is to be prepared concerning three 23-year old pro-Palestinian activists charged with the criminal damage of a US military plane at Shannon Airport in November.
*Initial Garda tests found a white substance to be cocaine. A 30-year old Kilrush man spent five weeks on remand in prison due to an incorrect initial Garda test which wrongly determined that the white substance found at his home was cocaine.
*FILE PIC. A JUDGE has expressed concern that if a deterrent is not put in place on a County Clare farmer, “we could be back here in three months with ten more cattle dead and carcasses all over his farm”.
*Supermac’s. SUPERMAC’s Managing Director, Pat McDonagh is being prosecuted for an alleged unauthorised company sign “in need of a refresh” that has been in situ for more than seven years, a court has heard.
*Smith O’Briens GAA. A FATHER who head-butted another Dad at an East Clare GAA ground has been convicted of assault but has escaped a jail term.
*The man was found on a balcony at Killaloe Hotel & Spa. A 45-year old Co Clare man was found by Gardaí “completely out of his mind” and “butt-naked” on a hotel balcony after taking too many micro-doses of magic mushrooms for therapeutic reasons, a court has heard.
*The matter was before the Family Law Court again. AN APPEAL is set to be lodged against a judge granting access to a man to two young children fathered by his ex-partner despite the father describing the man now as a “stranger” to the two children.
*Judge Alec Gabbett. A multi-disciplinary therapeutic service within TUSLA – the Child and Family Agency (CFA) has signed off on a €1m+ spend per annum on the care of an at-risk and vulnerable teenager at an institution in Scotland, a court has heard.
*The incident took place in May of this year. A JUDGE has agreed to remove a “farcical” bail condition that a Pro-Palestinian activist living on Inis Oirr has to sign on at her local Garda station by phoning the Garda station on the nearby Inis Mór once a week.
*St Peter and Paul Cathedral. A 42 year old Ennis man has appeared in court charged with criminal damage of a Catholic Church building when defecating on the floor of the St Peter and Paul Cathedral in Ennis.