Quentin Monaghan pleads guilty to criminal damage and weapons charges

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Quentin Monaghan pleaded guilty to criminal damage and weapons charges at Limerick Circuit Court, reported on 3 July 2019. The offences concerned damage to a house door and producing a metal baton at Greenfields, Rosbrien, in 2018.

The case was adjourned while the State sought clarification about the length of a suspended sentence imposed after his manslaughter conviction. Monaghan had previously received eight years’ imprisonment, with two years suspended, at the Central Criminal Court in 2015. The source reports that he could face two years in prison if the new offences were found to have occurred during the suspension period.