Court archive
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2020-02-13 · Dublin
In 2014, 29‑year‑old Darren Byrne, then struggling with a chronic drug addiction, pointed a knife at two 17‑year‑old girls on Trinity Street, demanding their belongings. He pressed the knife to one girl's throat, took a handbag with cash and an iPod, and fled. The girls were later apprehended by Gardaí. Byrne admitted the robbery, claiming he was…
2015-10-08 · Dublin
Darren Byrne, 34, of Harelawn Avenue, Clondalkin, was convicted of assaulting a man at The Village Inn, Clondalkin, on 23 June 2012. He pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court and was sentenced to three years' imprisonment by Judge Martin Nolan on 24 February 2015. Byrne's appeal against the severity of the sentence was dismissed by Mr…
2015-02-24 · Dublin
Darren Byrne, 34, was sentenced to three years' imprisonment by the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court for biting off a large portion of Niall Kearns' ear during an unprovoked pub attack at The Village Inn, Clondalkin, on 23 June 2012. Byrne pleaded guilty to assault causing harm. He claimed he was on heavy medication and believed six men were…
2014-12-10 · Dublin
Darren Byrne, 44, was jailed for three years after a stand‑off with armed gardaí in which he waved a toy handgun from his front bedroom window and threatened to shoot anyone who approached. The officers, all armed, took cover and called in the Emergency Response Unit, which entered the house and arrested Byrne. His elderly parents were downstairs…
2014-12-09 · Dublin
In a stand‑off lasting about an hour and a half, 44‑year‑old Darren Byrne of Tallaght waved a toy handgun from his front bedroom window, threatening to shoot anyone who approached. Byrne, who had been drinking a two‑litre bottle of vodka and taking drugs, called 999 and claimed he had a gun and would have a shoot‑out with gardaí. The officers,…