Page 5 - Bernard Joyce News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Man found with almost €1 million in bag of onions set for return to jail Reporter:  '); A man found with almost €1 million in a bag of onions inside his campervan - crime cash that was destined for the Kinahan Cartel - will be returned to jail after the Court of Appeal this Thursday increased his sentence by a year. The court heard that after Bernard Joyce was cautioned by gardaí, he made no comment other than indicating that he "liked onions". The increase in sentence came after the three judges agreed with the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) that Joyce's three-year sentence wa...

A man found with almost €1m in a bag of onions inside his camper van – crime cash that was destined for the Kinahan cartel – will be returned to jail after the Court of Appeal today increased his sentence by a year. The court heard that after Bernard Joyce was cautioned by gardaí, he made no comment other than indicating that he “liked onions”. The increase in sentence came after the three judges agreed with the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) that Joyce's three-year sentence was unduly lenient. The 45-year-old of Newtown, Beauparc, Slane, Co. Meath, pleaded guilty at Wexford...

Garda Stephen Burke gave evidence that detectives were carrying out a search of the premises at Foulksmills when they met with a lady, who indicated she was in difficulty with a newborn baby along with another child present at the time. Gda Burke said a camper van was parked at the front of the premises and while gardai were dealing with the search of the premises, the camper van started up, taking off at speed down the driveway. Gardai gave chase around the local roads and the camper van then stopped. Gardai spoke to Joyce and asked why he was in Wexford and he said that he was there to buy...

'); Man found with almost €1 million in bag of onions - crime cash destined for Kinahan Cartel - will be returned to jail The court heard that after Joyce was cautioned by gardai, he made no comment other than indicating that he ‘liked onions’. By Alison O'Riordan Thursday 4 Feb 2021, 3:20 PM Feb 4th 2021, 3:20 PM 37,659 Views 0 Comments Image: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland Image: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland A MAN FOUND with almo...

National Traveller organisations call for compliance with restrictions on funerals Reporter:  '); Traveller organisations around the country are today calling on Travellers to fully adhere to COVID-19 public health measures, including restrictions on funerals.  In this way people can show the deceased the respect and dignity they deserve. Both the Government and the Catholic Church have stated that only immediate family members – up to a maximum of 10 people – should attend church and graveside services and physical distancing should be maintained at all times.  Restrictions relate t...