Eoghan McGarry sentenced for burglary and stolen jewellery

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Eoghan McGarry was sentenced to four years for burglary and possessing stolen jewellery at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on 11 January 2016.

The sentence extended his existing prison term by four months after his guilty pleas.

McGarry admitted breaking into St Killian’s National School in Tallaght and stealing €218 and bank documents.

He also pleaded guilty to possessing nine pieces of jewellery found in his jacket the following day.

Judge Melanie Greally ordered two years of probation supervision after his release, including medication and mental-health treatment.