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Joseph Curran (22) stole bags from all four women, knocking three of them to the ground in the process, including a woman in her 80s.
The man has pleaded not guilty to one count of sexual assault.
He has been remanded in custody and the matter has been adjourned to 26 April next.
The four men have all pleaded not guilty to raping the then 17-year-old girl in the midlands on December 27, 2016.
The first accused (22) told gardaí that the then 17-year-old girl consented and that nothing really happened, “but you never know”.
The doctor performed the examination at a Sexual Assault Treatment Unit five hours after the alleged incidents took place.
One of the four accused first told gardaí none of them had sex with the girl, then later told gardaí they all had sex with her.
Judge Orla Crowe remanded Anthony Dunne (61) on continuing bail and adjourned the matter for finalisation on 5 April, next.
Judge Martin Nolan said that Louise Heaney (49) was probably overcome with emotion when she posted pictures of the two boys.
The former solicitor (53) is accused of the theft of around €27 million from seven financial institutions.
The trial is expected to last six weeks and will take place in Croke Park.
The trial continues before Judge Martin Nolan and a jury.
The trial continues tomorrow before the jury and Judge Martin Nolan.
The court was told that the man seized that opportunity to flee in circumstances that were “highly dangerous”.
In her victim impact statement, the woman said that what happened “completely destroyed” what was supposed to be an exciting time in her life.
The court has ordered a victim impact statement.
The man abused his four nieces between 1991 and 2003.
Dylan Cronin pleaded guilty to three counts of demanding money with menace.
Anthony Leddy (25) had plead guilty to failing to remain at the scene.
Ronan Byrne (31) was alleged to have fractured James Marren’s leg with a bat during an altercation.
He has six previous convictions, including convictions for indecent exposure and larceny.
Kellie Walton was remanded on continuing bail.
Stephen Lynch (31) had pleaded not guilty to the charges.
The matter has been adjourned for sentence on 4 November next.
The 10-month-old dog named Sam was taken to the vet but died during treatment.
Robert Byrne carried out 35 transactions using his grandfather’s account after taking the details of his credit card.
Marlene Prakash-Shiels (25) wished to waive her right to anonymity so her father could be named.
The judge said: “If there were a longer term I could give on that count I would.”
The matter has been adjourned for sentencing on 9 July.
Kevin Bronson pleaded guilty to robbery at Centra, Old Bawn Shopping Centre, Tallaght.
Samuel Pop pleaded guilty to false imprisonment and robbery.
The court heard that Quinn had “a very significant gambling problem”.
Nathan Harald was on bail att he time of the attack.
John McClean abused the boys between 1973 and 1990.
John McClean (76) abused the boys between 1973 and 1990 while he worked for Terenure College.
John McClean, who is remanded on bail, appeared in court today.
Kevin Brosnan (40) “capitalised on the fears and anxieties of the general public during a pandemic” by mentioning the virus during the robbery.
He was on bail at the time.
Alyvydus Simkus received a three-and-a-half-year sentence in court today.
The woman told the court she “might be dead or in a vegetative state” if doctors and gardaí had not intervened.