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A fisherman who pleaded guilty to the assault causing harm of a man who gave him a lift back to his vessel.

A convicted sex offender who used an inaccurate name to enquire about rental properties was given a suspended sentence at a recent sitting of Bantry District Court.

JUDGE James McNulty warned a young man from West Cork that the court will be merciless with him if he so much as gives a dirty look to any of the social workers involved in having his newborn baby taken into care.Court presenter Sgt Tony Mulcahy said the State was seeking to revo

A man who hid cocaine behind plasterboard at his home near Bantry will be assessed by the probation service to determine his suitability for community service.

A case against a man alleged to have held a knife and a lump hammer in a threatening manner towards one of the owners of the Emerald Isle fishing vessel has been adjourned to the April 9th sitting of Skibbereen District Court.

A man who came to Skibbereen as a road ‘shower’ at a bowling event claimed he was set upon and seriously assaulted by two men.

Woman who would not leave a West Cork health food store because she disagreed with the owner’s policy of removing Israeli products from the shelves

A WOMAN who allegedly asked for certain shop products in a Bantry shop to be replaced, claiming they were ‘a crime against Jews,’ has indicated that she will be contesting the charges.Margaret Buttimer (68) of The Perrin Inn, Glengarriff, was legally represented by Flor Murph

A CIRCUIT court judge has varied a district court order that sentenced a West Cork man to jail for eight months on a drugs charge.At Skibbereen Circuit Court, Judge Helen Boyle suspended an eight-month sentence for two years after Duaine Chambers (33) of 18 Ros Geal, Dunmanway, a

JUDGE James McNulty described as ‘lunacy’ the behaviour of two brothers – one of whom was charged with assault – following a dispute over land and a well.Seamus O’Sullivan of Droumsullivan, Bantry, was charged with assaulting his brother Eugene O’Sullivan, in the earl