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Court hears how woman harassed a former Sinn Féin TD
The accused sent thousands of emails to former Cork North Central Sinn Fein TD Jonathan O’Brien.
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The accused sent thousands of emails to former Cork North Central Sinn Fein TD Jonathan O’Brien.
Santina was just two years old when she was killed.
Karen Harrington, of Lakelands Crescent in Mahon in Cork, is on trial at the Central Criminal Court.
Judge Joanne Carroll said the man had “done a shocking wrong to a young, innocent girl”.
The two-year-old girl was killed in an apartment in Cork city in 2019.
Before her death, the child was hospitalised with 53 injuries including fractures to her skull, arm, leg femur and ribs.
Karen Harrington is on trial at a Central Criminal Court sitting in the city charged with the murder of Santina Cawley.
The accused told gardaí that she would give them an explanation of how Santina ended up critically injured if she could.
Karen Harrington is on trial at a Central Criminal Court sitting in the city charged with the murder of Santina Cawley.
The statue was commissioned in 2020 at a cost of €33,000 and was installed in late April.
Karen Harrington (37) of Lakelands Crescent in Mahon, Cork is on trial charged with the murder of Santina Cawley on 5 July, 2019.
Karen Harrington is accused of the murder of two-year-old Santina Cawley in Cork.
The court heard that Daniel Weavers made the calls during the pandemic lockdown at a time when he was paranoid.
Karen Harrington is accused of the murder of a two-year-old girl in Cork.
Karen Harrington is accused of the murder of two-year-old Santina Cawley in Cork.
Karen Harrington, of Lakelands Crescent in Mahon, Cork is on trial charged with the murder of two-year old Santina Cawley.
Karen Harrington, 37, of Lakelands Crescent in Mahon, Cork is on trial for the murder of two-year-old Santina Cawley.
The trial continued for a second day at a sitting of the Central Criminal Court in Cork city.
Karen Harrington (38) was arraigned at a Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork this morning.
Detective Eoghain O’Callaghan today charged Weavers with a second similar offence, on the same evening and contrary to the same legislation.
Ms O’Grady was near the summit of 918 metre high Galtymore at around 1pm on Saturday when she became unwell.
Hundreds of mourners gathered in Carrigaline today.
Free legal aid was granted in the case and John Murphy was remanded in custody until next week.
Another man (75) is in serious condition in hospital.
Gardaí found the man had sustained some injuries.
Rebecca Saunders said “in a fog of grief” she permitted Clarissa to be buried with her father “who took her life from her”.
John Paul Carey is charged with assault causing harm to Francis Costello at a house on Connolly Road in Ballyphehane last Friday night.
A verdict of misadventure was recorded by the inquest.
The inquest in to the young man’s death heard that his friends attempted to save him after he fell through ablowhole.
Michael Noel Sheehan was found guilty of indecently assaulting the boy on a weekend away in the 1980s.
Jason Coffey has been jailed for four years.
The fraudulent claims were the largest and longest-running cases of welfare fraud in the history of the State.
Gerry O’Halloran (79) and his 83 year old sister Mary were threatened by a male intruder in the course of an aggravated burglary.
The 27-year-old has been sent forward for trial at the Central Criminal Court.
The judge declined to grant bail in the case.
A review of the care of more than 1,300 children found that 46 of them sustained significant harm.
The accident happened shortly after 5pm today.
John Paul Hegarty was convicted of repeatedly raping his sister and was jailed for 7 years.
Judge Joanne Carroll was hearing a number of cases of alleged breaches of the Covid-19 regulations from early 2021.
Cork woman Mary Cronin was a visit to the tourist attraction with her two children.