Andrew Gilmore gets deferred sentence for violent disorder

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Andrew Gilmore received a two-and-a-half-year deferred sentence for violent disorder at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, reported on 30 November 2013. The offence occurred at Central Bank Plaza, Dublin, on 9 February 2012.

The sentence was conditional on Gilmore paying more than €3,000 to two victims within six months. If he complied, the sentence would not be imposed, allowing him a chance to remain in the Defence Forces.

Gilmore had pleaded guilty to violent disorder. Assault-causing-harm charges were not pursued after the plea was entered, and the court said he would face an army disciplinary tribunal.

This case may have concluded differently. The outcome has not yet been confirmed by a public source we could find.