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Man who admitted 'intimidating' Michael Healy-Rae 'never wants to attend a political protest again' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Man who admitted 'intimidating' Michael Healy-Rae 'never wants to attend a political protest again' – The Irish Times

Dean Hickson threw a bottle at the Kerry Independent TD at an antigovernment demonstration outside Leinster House last year

Man guilty of 'intimidating' Michael Healy-Rae 'never wants to attend a political protest again' - Vimarsana News

Man guilty of 'intimidating' Michael Healy-Rae 'never wants to attend a political protest again'

Dean Hickson had pleaded guilty to intimidating Michael Healy-Rae at Kildare Street Dublin 2 on 20 September.

Finglas man Dean Hickson guilty of 'intimidating' TD Michael Healy-Rae 'never wants to attend political protest again' - Vimarsana News

Finglas man Dean Hickson guilty of 'intimidating' TD Michael Healy-Rae 'never wants to attend political protest again'

A PROTESTER who admitted "intimidating" Kerry TD Michael Healy-Rae by throwing a bottle at the politician and blocking him at Leinster House has been given a chance to take part in a restorative justice programme.

Man pleads guilty to intimidating Michael Healy-Rae during rally last September - Vimarsana News

Man pleads guilty to intimidating Michael Healy-Rae during rally last September

Dean Hickson’s solicitor confirmed he was pleading guilty and said he wished to apologise to the politician.

Man charged with intimidation of Michael Healy-Rae outside Government Buildings - Vimarsana News

Man charged with intimidation of Michael Healy-Rae outside Government Buildings

About 200 protesters held a rally outside Leinster House on September 20th as the Dáil resumed following the summer recess