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Teen in court over 'extremely violent' robbery of tourist in Temple Bar - Vimarsana News

Teen in court over 'extremely violent' robbery of tourist in Temple Bar

It’s claimed that the teen punched a tourist, forced him to the ground and stole his wallet.

Teen Appears In Court In Connection With Robbery Of Tourist - Vimarsana News

Teen Appears In Court In Connection With Robbery Of Tourist

A 17-year-old boy has appeared in court charged with the robbery of an English tourist in Dublin City on Friday night.

Source: 98fm.com
Teen cries as he appears in court in connection with 'extremely violent' robbery of English tourist in Dublin's Temple Bar - Vimarsana News

Teen cries as he appears in court in connection with 'extremely violent' robbery of English tourist in Dublin's Temple Bar

A 17-year-old boy wept in court today after being charged over an unprovoked “extremely violent” robbery of an English tourist in Dublin's Temple Bar.

Teen charged over 'extremely violent' robbery of tourist - Vimarsana News

Teen charged over 'extremely violent' robbery of tourist

A 17-year-old boy wept in court on Monday after being charged over an unprovoked "extremely violent" robbery of an English tourist.

Weak yen gives Japan's automakers temporary relief from China pain - Vimarsana News

Weak yen gives Japan's automakers temporary relief from China pain

Japanese automakers are getting much-needed cover from an old standby, as the weaker yen helps prop up profits amid declining sales in China and the increasingly tough shift to electric vehicles. Toyota, Honda and Nissan recently reported earnings that topped analyst estimates by 6% to 21% in the three months through June, and all cited the currency as a factor. "If the yen stays low, they clearly benefit but it doesn't offset any other concerns," said Satoru Aoyama, senior director at Fitch Ratings Japan.

Source: yahoo.com