Pregnant Miltown Malbay mother clocks up twenty sixth offence for driving with no insurance
A judge has told a court that children “are stuck with a mother who will not obey the law”.
Patrick Moylan
Partner of Clare TD pleads guilty to drug possession offence & has driving ban imposed
*Photograph: John Mangan A THIRD DRIVING BAN HAS BEEN imposed on the partner of a Clare TD who has also pleaded guilty to a drugs offence.
West Clare farmer thought he was a dead man during ‘raging bull fight’ at Kilrush mart
A 73-year old west Clare farmer credits his fitness and his time in the boxing ring on how he survived being caught up in a “raging bull fight” at Kilrush mart seven years ago.
Partner of Clare TD facing seven driving offences
*John Montaine. Photograph: John Mangan The partner of Clare TD Violet Anne Wynne (IND), John Montaine is facing seven separate alleged offences under the Road Road Traffic Act including allegedly driving with no insurance and driving without a licence.
Hapless bike thief caught red handed after putting stolen bikes for sale on personal Facebook page
A HAPLESS serial bicycle thief was caught red-handed by Gardai after he put up some of his stolen bikes for sale on his personal Facebook page, a court has heard.
Partner of Clare TD pleads guilty to drugs possession and driving without insurance
Photo by John Mangan / Clare Echo The partner of newly independent Clare TD, Violet Ann Wynne has pleaded guilty to drugs possession. By Gordon Deegan At Kilrush District Court sitting in Ennis, solicitor for John Montaine (39), Patrick Moylan entered a guilty plea on behalf of his client to the illegal possession of cannabis …
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TD’s partner contesting no insurance prosecution
The partner of Clare TD, Violet-Anne Wynne (SF) John Montaine (39) is contesting a Garda ‘no insurance’ prosecution.
Ennis business owners mixed when it comes to pedestrianisation
Businesses in the town of Ennis are divided over the decision to lift temporary pedestrianisation but remain stalwart on the lack of adequate parking spaces to be found within the town.
