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Swords District Court round-up

Date
2013-12-17
Stage
Finding
Primary locality
Dublin
County
Dublin

Summary

In a burglary case, Raymond O'Hara, a resident of St Mary's Mansions in Dublin 1, was charged with breaking into the Portmarnock Hotel at Golf Links on 11 December 2012. He allegedly attempted to access the cash register and took several bottles of alcohol before leaving. The Director of Public Prosecutions directed a summary disposal of the case. Defence solicitor Patrick Jackson sought a hearing date and requested CCTV footage. Judge Dermot Dempsey remanded O'Hara on continuing bail to re‑appear before Swords District Court on 27 January for the case to be heard. Separately, Martin Maughan, 42, of St Margaret's Park in Ballymun, was convicted in his absence of driving without insurance and without a licence after he reversed into his driveway when Garda Keith Delaney saw him. Maughan, who has 97 previous convictions, had a bench warrant issued for his arrest for sentencing.

Who, what, where, when and why

What: Report matter: Swords District Court round-up. Charges or matters: burglary; theft; driving without insurance; no driving licence. Procedural stage: finding. Findings: Convicted

When:

Case subjects

Martin Maughan

Convicted Person

Charges: driving without insurance; no driving licence (Alleged Or Contested)

Raymond O'Hara

Defendant

Charges: burglary; theft (Alleged Or Contested)

Outcome: remanded on continuing bail

Unnamed man

Accused

Finding: Convicted

Outcome: Convicted; Man charged with burglary of Dublin hotel A MAN charged with the burglary of a Portmarnock hotel has been remanded on continuing bail to re-appear before Swords District Court in January.

Places mentioned

Residence
Secondary Mention
Court Venue
Journey Or Route

Topics

Burglary Stage Finding

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