Court archive
Different people may share this name. This page collects matching printed names for browsing; it does not establish that these reports concern the same person. Underlying profiles remain separate.
2022-06-16 · Dublin
Lacey O'Connor, 30, of Rowlagh Park, Clondalkin, appeared for sentence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on an offence of perverting the course of justice. She pleaded guilty to giving a false account of the movement of a suspect during the murder investigation in November 2019. O'Connor had told gardai that her then-partner, Anthony Casserly, was…
2022-05-25 · Dublin
Lacey O'Connor appeared at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court for sentencing on a charge of perverting the course of justice. In February, she pleaded guilty to giving a false account of a suspect's movements during the November 2019 murder investigation of Wayne Whelan. O'Connor, 30, of Rowlagh Park, Clondalkin, told gardai that her then-partner,…
2022-04-28 · Lucan, Dublin
Christopher Moran, 52, was sentenced at the Central Criminal Court for impeding the apprehension of an offender in connection with the 2019 murder of Wayne Whelan. Moran pleaded guilty to acting as a getaway driver, a charge proven by the court. Mr Justice David Keane described the killing as a "cold-blooded assassination" and noted that Moran's…
2022-01-28 · Lucan, Dublin
Anthony Casserly, aged 25, was sentenced to nine years' imprisonment with the final two years suspended, after pleading guilty to participating in or contributing to the murder of gangster Wayne Whelan, 42, who was shot and left in a burning car on 18 November 2019. Casserly had lured Whelan to a pub under the pretense of watching a soccer match,…
2022-01-13 · Dublin
In a Central Criminal Court hearing, Wayne Whelan, a 42‑year‑old gangster, was shot at least three times in the head and found in a burning car on 18 November 2019. His sister Hazel Grainger testified that Whelan trusted Anthony Casserly, who lured him to his death under the pretense of watching a soccer match. Casserly, 25, pleaded guilty to…
2021-10-21 · Lucan, Dublin
Christopher Moran, aged 51, pleaded guilty to being the getaway driver in the fatal shooting of gangster Wayne Whelan. The Director of Public Prosecutions accepted his plea. Moran's co‑accused, Anthony Casserly, 25, also pleaded guilty to participating in or contributing to Whelan's murder, and his plea was likewise accepted. Whelan was shot dead…
2021-10-18 · Lucan, Dublin
A jury was sworn in to hear the trial of Anthony Casserly, 25, and Christopher Moran, 51, both from Rowlagh Park, Clondalkin, who pleaded not guilty to the murder of Wayne Whelan at Mount Andrew Court, Lucan, on 18 November 2019. The trial, presided over by Mr Justice Paul McDermott, is expected to last four weeks.