Daniel Molloy given suspended sentence for dog assault

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Daniel Molloy received a three-year suspended prison sentence for assault causing harm at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, reported on 20 March 2019. The offence occurred on Eccles Street, Dublin, where the court heard two dogs attacked a woman and her dog.

Judge Martin Nolan ordered Molloy to stay out of trouble for three years and follow Probation Services instructions for one year. He allowed Molloy to keep two bull terrier mongrels but barred him from replacing them with anything larger than a terrier when they die.