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Nine of those found guilty were medallists in 2008.
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Nine of those found guilty were medallists in 2008.
Baby Daisy Mae Burrill suffered a large fracture to her skull and injuries consistent with having been shaken.
Conor Faughnan from The AA said, “It’s a tragic Irish problem that hasn’t gone away.”
He was 15 at the time of the incident at Jobstown.
Patrick O’Brien will be sentenced next month.
The judge took into account his health and work record.
Matthieu Ugalde will be out of action until early next year as a result of the incident in a Top14 match against Bernard Jackman’s Grenoble.
The 29-year-old is suspended until December for biting Alex Waller.
The 49-year-old admitted using “threatening or abusive words or behaviour” during An Evening With Gazza in Wolverhampton.
Marta Herda had been accused of murdering colleague Csaba Orsos in 2013.
The Straffan man pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing serious bodily harm.
Sean Carraher was found guilty of posting about 50 messages on two websites.
The accountant told the court that he didn’t complain to the driver because “the whole atmosphere was not pleasant”.
The man had also stolen a car and had been in unlawful possession of a handgun.
The man pleaded guilty to three charges of sexual abuse between January 1991 and May 1991.
Eugene Maher died from head injuries hours after being struck by a car driven by Christopher Coleman.
Denis Casey (56) and three other former banking executives had pleaded not guilty to charges.
The man had told his defence lawyer he was “a Muslim who believes in justice.”
Her husband was convicted last week on nine counts of rape.
The boy’s mother was acquitted of having sex with him.
Ross Allen, of Carrickmines, was found not guilty of murder.
The 45-year-old had pleaded not guilty to murdering the father of one.
The victim needed four operations on her pelvis and her leg as a result of her injuries.
The court heard that the victim had been walking to the gym when a car stopped beside him and two men got out.
The property developer was guilty of wasting garda time by giving false information about his own alleged kidnapping.
Alfredo Hawit admitted the four charges at a New York court today.
Four of his victims complained to match.com, but the court heard that one of the complainants was told no action could be taken because he had not sent abusive messages.
A member of the public discovered disturbing images of a 4-year-old they recognised when they found a crushed mobile phone and SD card.
The England international denies two other charges, however.
The girl told her parents he had taken photos of her “bum” and “pants”.
Andrew Shannon told investigators he bought the books at a fair for about £300 and was using them to decorate his house.
The judge also directed that a victim impact statement be prepared.
A jury unanimously found Seamus Morgan guilty.
The man, who cannot be named in order to preserve his victim’s anonymity, is due to be sentenced in March.
The two men were found guilty of the brutal killing – but questions have been raised about how the police handled the case.
The judge said the man’s claims that the woman had consented to the acts was “absolutely ludicrous”.
The man said he thought about it everyday and would turn back time if he could.
“It is the greatest mistake of my life. It is a great lesson to me because now I will go to prison,” he told investigators.
Thr man had been a self employed painter and decorator, employing staff until he was 19-years-old but then started taking tablets and alcohol.
The 26-year-old set up a profile as a 13-year-old girl called “Julie” and later introduced himself as Julie’s brother.