*Cahercon. THREE Clare men have been hit with cumulative fines of €1,275 concerning the possession of one unlawfully captured 60cm long ‘fine salmon’ in waters at the River Shannon in June of last year.
*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.
A 51-year old man told a female bus passenger that he would put her through the bus window after she confronted him over offensive comments he was making about Jews and immigrants, a court has heard. At Ennis District Court today, Insp Morgan O’Donoghue said that the injured party in the case was travelling on …
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*Darragh Pender (30) of Dun na hInse, Ennis, charged with robbing Carrigaholt postmistress PICTURED here are the four men accused in connection with a “violent robbery” at a West Clare post office.
*Ennis Courthouse AN ENNIS man who sent lewd images of himself to an addiction counsellor and exposed himself in public is at “high risk” of re-offending, a court has heard. At Ennis District Court, Judge Alec Gabbett commented that a Probation Report on Shane McCarthy has concluded that he is at “high risk”. Judge Gabbett …
*The case has been adjourned to January 7th. A JUDGE has stated that an Ennis man believes that female professionals who help him are “fair game” for the man to send them lewd images of himself.
*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”.
*Daragh Hassett. A JUDGE has said a witness crossed a line when allegedly threatening a solicitor in court.
*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.
A SUCCESSFUL Clare businessman and father had to pay over €14,000 to former drug dealing associates of his son in order to protect his family, a court has heard.