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Couple who transferred thousands from Ireland to Romania refused bail A Romanian husband and wife who were allegedly living on the streets of Cork without welfare or employment and transferring €8,800 in cash home in the course of two months had the case listed for trial next month. Picture: iStock Liam Heylin A Romanian husband and wife who were allegedly living on the streets of Cork without welfare or employment and transferring €8,800 in cash home in the course of two months had the cas...

Scissor sister Charlotte Mulhall  granted permission to challenge her transfer to Limerick Prison Reporter: );  ); The High Court has allowed convicted murderer Charlotte Mulhall permission to bring a challenge aimed at securing a transfer from Limerick Prison back to Mountjoy womans prison in Dublin. In a judgement Mr Justice Anthony Barr said that he was prepared to allow Mulhall bring the challenge on grounds that the 2018 transfer had adversely impacted visits she received from family m...

State granted further time in Clare murder case April 15, 2021 THE State has been granted extra time to serve a book of evidence on a man accused of murdering a woman in Ennis. Patrick Ballard (34), with a former address at Ashford Court Hotel, Ennis, is charged with the murder of Sharon Bennett at Garraunakilla, the Market, Ennis on January 28, 2021, contrary to Common Law. Ms Bennett (29), a native of Wexford who lived in Clare, died 13 days later at University Hospital Limerick. Ballard app...

Updated / Tuesday, 16 Mar 2021 20:12 Charlotte Mulhall was convicted in 2006 of killing Farah Swaleh Noor (File pic) The High Court has reserved judgment in an application by convicted murderer Charlotte Mulhall for permission to bring a challenge aimed at securing a transfer from Limerick Prison back to the Dóchas Centre womans prison in Dublin. In her action, Mulhall claimed she was transferred to Limerick from the Dóchas Centre in Mountjoy Prison on 24 December 2018, two days after s...

Her counsel, Conor Power SC, told Mr Justice Anthony Barr his client disputed allegations of inappropriate relationships or liaisons, had not been given an opportunity to challenge them before her transfer, and was not afforded fair procedures. The comments came as Mulhall’s legal team sought leave to bring a judicial review of the decision to transfer her. In proceedings against the Irish Prison Service and the State, she is seeking damages and orders that the transfer be quashed and that sh...

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Limerick woman facing jail term over lockdown crime spree Reporter:  ); A WOMAN is facing a possible prison sentence after she admitted committing multiple shoplifting offences during the Covid lockdown. When arraigned at Limerick Circuit Court, Carrie Benn, 28, who has an address at Rutland House, Rutland Street admitted stealing hundreds of euro worth of goods from a variety of stores at different locations. When the case was called, prosecuting barrister John O’Sullivan said a total of 2...

The most brutal, grotesque killing in Ireland ever: Why Scissor Sisters evil crime still shocks after 16 years Charlotte and Linda Mulhall sank to extreme levels of depravity when they cut off Farah Swaleh Noor’s head and penis and then dumped his chopped-up body in Dublin’s Royal Canal Updated Charlotte Mulhall (22) (black Hair), and Linda Mulhall of Kilclare Gardens, Tallaght, who denies the murder of Sheilila Salim, also known as Farah Swaleh Noor, on or about March 20th at Richmond Cott...

Scissor Sisters murder: A look back on one of the most gruesome and brutal cases in Ireland Detective Garda Daniel Kenna, who investigated the murder, said the case was one of the worst killings he had ever encountered The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletter...

Its not Airbnb: Defendant asks to be remanded in Limerick prison instead of Cork Man accused of breaking curfew five times as he asks for bail address to be moved to Pallasgreen so he could be with wife and children Limerick Prison, where Thomas Connors asked to be remanded. He was refused. File picture: Dan Linehan Wed, 20 Jan, 2021 - 06:00 Liz Dunphy A judge told a defendant that the court was “not Airbnb” when he asked to be remanded in Limerick prison rather than in Cork. Judge Patrici...