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2025-12-05 · Dublin
An arsonist who had his manslaughter conviction quashed by the Court of Appeal has been re-sentenced to six years in prison. Dean Boland (37) was originally jailed for eight years in March 2023 after being convicted of the unlawful killing of Ohari Viera in August 2018. Boland had broken into a Dublin residential property, stole a rucksack, and…
2025-10-07 · Dublin
In a Dublin case, Dean Boland, 37, had his manslaughter conviction quashed by the Court of Appeal after he was found guilty in 2022 of unlawfully killing Ohari Viera, 37, during a 2018 arson following a break‑in. The Court held that while Boland started the fire, Viera's voluntary return to the burning building was an independent act that broke…
2025-05-26 · Dublin
Dean Boland, aged 37, was convicted of unlawfully killing Ohari Viera, who was living in an upstairs apartment of a Dublin residential property, after Boland broke into the downstairs apartment, stole a rucksack and set the building on fire on 21 August 2018. Viera and two other men evacuated safely when the fire started. Viera later returned to…
2023-03-30 · Dublin
A homeless addict, Dean Boland, 35, was sentenced to eight years in prison for the unlawful killing of Ohari Viera, an Angolan man, after Boland broke into a downstairs apartment of a Dublin residential property, stole a rucksack and set fire to the building on 21 August 2018. Viera, who lived upstairs with two other men, had evacuated the…
2023-03-15 · Dublin
Tatiana Viera, daughter of the late Ohari Viera, spoke at the sentencing hearing for Dean Boland, who was convicted of unlawful killing, arson and burglary in August 2018. Viera said she had grown up with a distrust of the police as an African national but had learned "the truth of the system" through the trial and praised the "kind humanity" of…
2022-12-16 · Dublin
A jury found Dean Boland, 34, guilty of unlawful killing of kitchen porter Ohari Viera, who died after the house he lived in was set on fire. Boland pleaded not guilty to unlawful killing, arson, burglary and theft at Oaklands Terrace, Terenure, Dublin, on 21 August 2018. The prosecution alleged he broke into the house, stole a rucksack and set…
2022-12-13 · Dublin
In a Dublin Circuit Criminal Court manslaughter trial, 34‑year‑old Dean Boland pleaded not guilty to the unlawful killing of Ohari Viera, arson, burglary and theft at Oaklands Terrace, Terenure, on 21 August 2018. Boland allegedly broke into Viera's house, stole a rucksack and set fire to the property. Viera re‑entered the house before emergency…
2022-12-08 · Dublin
In a Dublin Circuit Criminal Court hearing, Dean Boland, aged 34, pleaded not guilty to the unlawful killing of Ohari Viera, a kitchen porter, during a house fire on 21 August 2018. Boland allegedly broke into the Oaklands Terrace residence, stole a rucksack and set the property alight. Viera, originally from Angola, died of cardiac arrest after…
2022-05-03 · Dublin
Dean Boland, 33, pleaded guilty to attempted robbery at a Centra shop in Santry on 7 November 2021. He entered the shop with another man, demanded cash from staff, but the staff refused and a supervisor told them to leave. Boland then removed his mask, took a bottle of Lucozade, and waited for Gardaí. When asked why he had committed the robbery,…