Inspector Lacey News Today

A Tipperary couple have been convicted of ‘inhumane treatment’ of animals with the husband receiving a four-month prison sentence and disqualified for life from keeping dogs.

A Tipperary man (44) has jailed for four months and banned from owning or keeping dogs for ten-years after animals in his care were neglected.

An Animal Welfare Inspector with the ISPCA has described how “defenceless dogs” that were saved from an illegal puppy farm in Co Waterford have been able to start their journey to a new life.

A 65-year-old Co Waterford man received a three month custodial sentence and was disqualified from keeping dogs for life for operating an illegal puppy farm.

IN the “worst case of animal abuse” that he had seen, a Dungarvan District Court Judge handed two brothers custodial sentences and disqualified them from owning…

PEOPLE trying to contact the gardai in Newcastle West after 9pm at night are being transferred to Henry Street garda station, local councillors in Newcastle Wes...

Limerick woman accused of headbutting garda at station Reporter:  ); A YOUNG Croom woman charged with two counts of assault had her case adjourned, at Newcastle West court, until September. Judge Mary Larkin said she wanted a pre-sanction report on the accused, Ciara Earls of Church Road, Croom. Inspector Andrew Lacey said that on April 23 last year, gardai were called to a house in Croom where Ms Earls was behaving in a violent manner towards her brother. When the gardai arrived, she became ...

Women who refused to enter hotel quarantine after plastic surgery trip remanded Solitictor says women are of modest means and would have difficulty complying with bail conditions on a Saturday afternoon Sat, Apr 3, 2021, 11:13 Updated: Sat, Apr 3, 2021, 18:38 Kirstie McGrath (30) of St Anthony’s Road, Dublin 8 pictured at Tallaght District Court. Photograph: Collins Court Niamh Mulreany (25), of Scarlet Row, Essex Street West, Dublin 2, pictured at Tallaght District Court. Photograph...

Solitictor says women are of modest means and would have difficulty complying with bail conditions on a Saturday afternoon

Burglar pays compensation following theft of cigarettes from shop in Limerick village Reporter:  ); A BURGLAR who stole thousands of cigarettes from a service station in a rural part of County Limerick avoided a prison sentence after he paid compensation. Patrick Harty, 26, who has an address at O’Brien Street, Tipperary Town, had pleaded guilty to burglary charges relating to a number of offences which occurred during the early hours of May 22, 2018. Inspector Andrew Lacey told Newcastle...