Young Irish woman who left another woman with concussion in McDonald s attack learns fate
She told gardai she was in fear and thought she would never see her young son again, the court heard
Sky Archer Armstrong
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A young woman who struck another woman in the head a number of times in a fast food restaurant - leaving her with concussion in the unprovoked attack - also left the victim fearing she would never see her young son again.
McDonald s attack left young mum with concussion and fearing she wouldn t see son again
Sky Archer Armstrong left Orlaith Carey in an unprovoked restaurant attack, but a judge said she is likely to avoid jail despite a previous suspended sentence for an assault
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Sky Archer Armstrong is likely to avoid a prison sentence despite the attack (Image: ReachPLC)
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The Balbriggan woman who was arrested yesterday after breaking lockdown restrictions to reopen her beauty salon has said she does not regret her actions.
Christine McTiernan was arrested and brought to Balbriggan Garda station just before noon by gardai after she reopened her C&N Beauty Rooms for the second day in a row.
Despite being told by Gardai to close her salon on Tuesday morning, she reopened again yesterday and was arrested .
She was later brought to Swords District Court and now faces several charges in relation to the breaking of lockdown rules.
Gardaí say they were also investigating a demonstration that was held in Balbriggan at around the same time, where four men and three women were arrested in relation to the protest and alleged breaches of the Health Act.
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A salon owner has appeared in court after being charged for breaching Covid-19 legislation.
48 year old Christine McTiernan of Ashfield Rise, Balbriggan was arrested this morning at her business premises.
It s alleged that C and N Beauty Rooms on Dublin Street in Balbriggan opened this morning.
Gardaí arrived to the premises and spoke to the salon owner for a time before she was arrested.
Christine McTiernan appeared before Swords District Court this afternoon, charged under the health act for opening her business.
She was released on bail to appear before Balbriggan District Court on March 25th.
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