Jury sent home for the weekend in theft trial of former solicitor Michael Lynn
The jury deliberated for about three hours before suspending deliberations this afternoon.
The jury deliberated for about three hours before suspending deliberations this afternoon.
The incident took place a on Stephen’s Lane, Kilmainham on 14 June 2017.
The 53-year-old is facing 21 charges relating to the alleged theft of around €27 million.
The 53-year-old is facing 21 charges relating to the alleged theft of money from seven banks between 2005 and 2007.
The court heard that Kellie Walton worked as a payroll administrator with the company since 2006 and began stealing money in 2009.
A judge held that the boy’s case was too serious to stay in the Children’s Court.
Conor Clarke (29) was arrested in February 2019 for the incident.
Paulina Galantkiewicz told her trial that she “basically panicked” and hit the accelerator instead of the brakes.
The child is now dependent on carers for her basic daily needs.
Josh Henney twice kicked the dog in its underbelly while its owner was speaking with his mother.
Cornel Onofrei pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting the woman in 2018.
The trial is being held at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.
Michael Murray had pleaded not guilty to making threats to kill against barristers who prosecuted him for rape in 2013.
She had been promised the equivalent of just under €1,150 to transport the drugs to Ireland, the court heard.
The judge said the man’s behaviour was “totally and utterly unacceptable and it amounted to sexual assault”.
The court heard that Quinn had “a very significant gambling problem”.
Michael Talbot (33) went on to scream abuse at gardaí and smeared blood all over his jail cell after he was eventually arrested, the court heard.
Ciaran O’Brien, who robbed the Celbridge service station while wearing tights on his head, pleaded guilty to all three charges.
In 2015, Ciarán Murphy was found in a dog cage in his home by a passers-by who noticed his cottage was in flames.
The owner of the creche said she was unsure if the children were being “fanciful” when the allegations first came to light.
Ben O’Reilly was acquitted of robbing Fernanda de Freitas’s cash and phone.
Hyonaru Moreno received a sentence of two and a half years.
The man told gardaí he had taken 30 tablets and vodka before making the crank call.
The motorist was given a three-year suspended sentence and ordered to pay the cyclist €10,000.
The man’s barrister told the court: “When he is sober, he is fine. When he is drunk, he is a nightmare.”
Paul Connolly was under the influence of drugs and driving his young child to school when his car mounted the footpath.
In her victim impact statement, the woman said she had to have surgery to repair her eye.
Judge Melanie Greally imposed a three-year sentence for the “sadistic” and “degrading” assault.
Shine performed surgery on the teenager’s appendix at Lourdes hospital in 1971 when he was aged 13.
Tony Walsh is currently serving a seven and a half year sentence for raping another boy three times in the 1980s.
The man sexually assaulted his granddaughter between 1997 and 2001.
The victims told the court that the man would tell people to stay away from them because they had the virus.
Judge Martin Nolan noted that there were “pre-existing tensions” between the two families involved.
Niamh Fitzpatrick said the Smith and Wesson revolver was hidden in her Ringsend home due to her life being under threat.
The Tipperary TD had faced eight charges relating to corporation tax returns stemming from dates between August 2002 and August 2007.
The now 16-year-old had 46 separate injuries all over her body when she was examined by medical practitioners in 2008.
In July 2012, a court imposed 16 orders against him as part of child protection measures introduced in the Sex Offenders Act 2001.
The judge suspended an 18-month sentence on strict conditions having noted that he was unlikely to re-offend.
John Moore, aged 59, broke the headstone in two and poured red paint over it.
One of the three victims was a 13-year-old boy, who has since left Ireland as ‘he doesn’t feel safe here’.