Surety approved to give bail to only man pleading not guilty to robbery of Carrigaholt post office
*Martin Downes. A JUDGE has cleared the way for the only man pleading not guilty to the robbery of Carrigaholt Post Office to secure bail.
*Martin Downes. A JUDGE has cleared the way for the only man pleading not guilty to the robbery of Carrigaholt Post Office to secure bail.
*Carrigaholt Post Office. Photograph: Tom Micks THREE Clare men who have pleaded guilty to the robbery of a post office in the Carrigaholt are to learn their court fate in November.
A second Co Clare man accused of the robbery of Carrigaholt Post Office in west Clare in January has signed a guilty plea to the robbery. At Ennis District Court on Wednesday, Darragh Pender (30) of Dun na hInse, Ennis signed a guilty plea to robbing Maura McKiernan, the post-mistress at An Post Carrigaholt, The Square, Carrigaholt of cash, coins …
ONE of the four Co Clare men accused of the robbery of Carrigaholt Post Office in west Clare in January has signed a guilty plea to the robbery. At Ennis District Court on Wednesday, Darren Cassidy (38) of Lifford Mews, Lifford, Ennis signed the guilty plea to robbing Maura McKiernan, the post-mistress at An Post Carrigaholt, The Square, Carrigaholt of …
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*Maura McKiernan. Photograph: Tom Micks CARRIGAHOLT’s postmistress has said there was no doubt in her mind about returning to work.
*Cllr Gabriel Keating (FG) wishes postmistress Maura McKiernan well. Photograph: Tom Micks CARRIGAHOLT “is the hub of the Loop Head Peninsula” with plans progressing for a new use of the village’s former Irish college.
*Luke Ashton. Photograph: Tom Micks COMMUNITY STRENGTH has come to the fore in Carrigaholt with fundraising efforts seeing €50,000 raised in three and a half days to retain and create new facilities in the locality.
*Locals queue up in the new convenience store in Carrigaholt. Photograph: Tom Micks BY TURNING a traumatic event into a positive situation, Carrigaholt have not only retained their post office but have now restored a shop to serve the local community.
*Fr Michael Casey blesses the new post office in Carrigaholt. Photograph: Tom Micks CARRIGAHOLT have shown the way for how rural communities can stand up and successfully fight to retain local services.
LAHINCH has lost its status as a Blue Flag beach due to a reported drop in water quality.