Court archive
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2024-06-25 · Dublin
Daniel O'Connell, 42, pleaded guilty to possession of heroin for sale or supply after a Garda search of his home in Cherry Orchard Park, Ballyfermot, uncovered 113 g of diamorphine worth €15,904. He claimed he was holding the drugs for a third party to reduce a €5,000 debt and said it was the first and last time he would hold drugs. O'Connell,…
2024-02-28 · Dublin
Daniel O'Connell, 42, pleaded guilty to possession of heroin for sale or supply on 8 March 2022 at his Cherry Orchard Park home. Gardaí searched the property and found a white plastic bag in an upstairs bedroom containing 113 g of diamorphine, valued at €15,904. O'Connell was not present during the search but later contacted the police, stating…
2019-02-27 · Clonlara, Clare
Daniel O'Connell, 65, who lives in Clare and Limerick, is appealing to the Supreme Court over his extradition to the UK for failing to pay a confiscation order of almost £13 million. He has argued that extradition would breach his rights under the European Convention of Human Rights and that, as an indigent person, he should not be sent to serve…
2019-02-22 · Clonlara, Clare
The High Court ordered the extradition of Daniel O'Connell, 65, the alleged "controlling mind" behind a £20 million VAT fraud. O'Connell, who lives in Clare and Limerick, had challenged the extradition on grounds of delay, his right to a fair trial and his indigence. Justice Aileen Donnelly rejected all objections, stating no evidence of a real…
2019-01-15 · Clonlara, Clare
In a High Court hearing on 15 January 2019, the court considered the extradition of Daniel O'Connell, a 65‑year‑old Cork man, to the United Kingdom to serve a custodial sentence related to a multimillion‑euro VAT fraud. O'Connell was arrested in 2017 under a European Arrest Warrant issued by UK authorities. He had previously been sentenced in…
2017-10-23 · Dublin
An autistic 33‑year‑old man from Kilkenny, Daniel O'Connell, was found not guilty by reason of insanity after attempting to murder his pregnant sister, Olivia O'Connell, in Dublin. The Central Criminal Court judge, Mr Justice Paul Butler, ordered his commitment to the Central Mental Hospital (CMH) for 14 days under the Insanity Act. The order…
2017-10-12 · Kilkenny
The jury has begun deliberating in the trial of Daniel O'Connell, a 33‑year‑old autistic man from Kilkenny, who is charged with attempting to murder his pregnant sister, Olivia O'Connell, in Dublin. O'Connell pleaded not guilty. He admitted during Garda interviews that on 25 April 2016 he stabbed Olivia several times in her home at Scholarstown…
2017-10-11 · Kilkenny
In the Central Criminal Court, Daniel O'Connell, 33, pleaded not guilty to an attempted murder charge after stabbing his pregnant sister, Olivia O'Connell, in Dublin on 25 April 2016. O'Connell, an autistic man from Kilkenny, admitted to planning the attack and having intended to kill himself 12 days later. The prosecution presented evidence of…
2017-10-11 · Dublin
Daniel O'Connell, 33, an autistic man, is charged with attempting to murder his pregnant sister, Olivia O'Connell. He pleaded not guilty and the jury may find him 'not guilty by reason of insanity'. O'Connell admitted during Garda interviews that he stabbed Olivia on 25 April 2016 in her Dublin home, claiming he wanted her to avoid raising her…
2017-10-10 · Kilkenny
Daniel O'Connell, 33, is standing trial at the Central Criminal Court, where he has pleaded not guilty to the alleged attempted murder of his sister, Olivia O'Connell. Prosecutors allege that on April 25, 2016, O'Connell stabbed Ms. O'Connell, who was 26 and a half weeks pregnant and suffering from chemotherapy effects, three to four times in the…
2017-10-09 · Dublin
A 33‑year‑old man from Kilkenny, Daniel O'Connell, was arraigned in the Central Criminal Court on 9 October 2017 for attempting to murder his sister, Olivia O'Connell, in Dublin on 25 April 2016. He pleaded not guilty. Justice Patrick McCarthy swore a jury of six men and six women, and the trial was scheduled to start the following day and last…