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Injunction which forced Newry gym owner Declan Trainor to close business to be revoked Mr Justice McFarland stressed his decision does not clear the way for Mr Trainor to open up again during current Covid restrictions Declan Trainor Never miss a thing from Belfast and beyond - sign up for FREE newsletter direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslet...

A JUDGE was left shocked after a gym owner accused of breaching coronavirus regulations handed a birth certificate with what is believed to have been his bloody thumbprint on it into court. District judge Eamon King told Newry Magistrates Court on Wednesday he had been given a number of items by Co Down man Declan Trainor, including a birth certificate "with a thumbprint on it... it looks like a bloody fingerprint". Judge King said the document, which came with a postage stamp and a red seal, read: "I am settler Declan Trainor and do take control of the dominion Declan Trainor."

A Newry gym owner accused of breaching Covid regulations faces fines totalling £30,000, a court heard yesterday. With Declan Trainor facing three charges of breaching Covid regulations by refusing to close his gym, the 32-year-old could be fined up to £10,000 on each count. Previously the Co Down man had represented himself during proceedings at Newry Magistrates Court, indicating that he intended to "challenge the jurisdiction" of the court. Yesterday, however, solicitor Joseph McVeigh said he had been instructed by the defendant. Trainor, from Rossmara Park in Warrenpoint, faces charges o...

A Newry gym owner accused of breaching Covid regulations faces fines up to £10,000 for each offence a court heard today. With Declan Trainor facing three charges of breaching Covid regulations by refusing to close his gym, the 32-year-old could be fined up to £30,000. Previously the Co. Down man had represented himself during proceedings at Newry Magistrates Court, indicating that he intended to “challenge the jurisdiction” of the court but today, solicitor Joseph McVeigh said he had been instructed by the defendant. Trainor, from Rossmara Park in Warrenpoint, faces charges on two bills...

A Newry gym owner already facing accusations of breaching Covid regulations was on Wednesday charged with driving while disqualified. In addition, 32-year-old Declan Trainor was charged with driving a silver Audi in the vicinity of the Belfast Road in Newry without insurance on December 8 this year. Giving evidence to Newry Magistrates' Court, a police officer said he believed he could connect Trainor to the charges. Trainor did not attend court where a prosecuting lawyer said the case would proceed "as per the charge sheet". District Judge Eamon King adjourned the case for two weeks to Janua...