Case-subject index
Court reports mentioning Jonathan Collopy
This page indexes source-named court-report mentions. Legal stage and outcome are shown separately for each report.
2021-06-22
Stage: Sentence
Outcome: Credit: Collins) Jonathan Collopy, who has a conviction for serious drugs offences from the early 2000s, is set to be extradited to Bulgaria where he is wanted to serve a sentence for drink driving. Collopy (34) of St Mary's Park, Limerick City, is wanted in Bulgaria to serve an 18-month sentence having been convicted of drink driving in his absence in 2016.; Collopy was remanded in custody until Friday, when the matter is listed for mention.
2021-03-25
Stage: Sentence
Outcome: Jonathan Collopy, who is wanted in Bulgaria to serve a sentence for drink driving and who has a conviction for serious drugs offences from the early 2000s, claims there is a risk he will receive inadequate medical care for his "severe back pain" should he be extradited there, the High Court has heard. Mr Collopy (34) of St Mary's Park, Limerick City, is wanted in Bulgaria to serve an 18-month sentence having been convicted of drink driving in his absence.
2021-03-09
Stage: Sentence
Outcome: Jonathan Collopy (34) of St Mary's Park, Limerick City, is wanted in Bulgaria to serve an 18-month sentence having been convicted of drink driving in his absence. Sgt Jim Kirwan, who objected to bail at the initial hearing, said Collopy has 17 previous convictions, mostly for road traffic matters in recent years but, he added, in 2004 he was jailed for serious drugs offences.; Mr Justice Burns adjourned the matter until March 25.
2020-11-24
Stage: Sentence
Finding: Convicted
Outcome: Convicted; Jonathan Collopy (34) of St Mary's Park, Limerick City, is wanted in Bulgaria after he was convicted in his absence to serve an 18-month sentence for drink-driving. That sitting of the court heard that Mr Collopy was was jailed in 2004 for serious drugs offences.; Counsel asked for the matter to be put back to facilitate the preparation of the report and Mr Justice Coffey adjourned the case to December 21 for mention.