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Man took cannabis for pain relief | Southern Star - Vimarsana News

Man took cannabis for pain relief | Southern Star

A MAN who says he uses cannabis for pain relief was fined €300 for being in possession of the drug.Court presenter Sgt Trish O’Sullivan said a search warrant was obtained and the home of the accused,Bruno Wilms (65) of Church Road, Ballydehob, was searched on August 15th, 202

Man who broke barring order told 'stay out of West Cork' - Vimarsana News

Man who broke barring order told 'stay out of West Cork'

A MAN who contacted a family member via SnapChat was found to be in breach of a barring order and was ordered off all social media apps.Judge John King made the order at Skibbereen District Court. In granting bail to the man – who is accused of contravening the order on October

Man who broke Covid lockdown rules jailed - Vimarsana News

Man who broke Covid lockdown rules jailed

A MAN appeared in custody at Skibbereen District Court on two charges – one of which was an outstanding prosecution for a breach of the Covid lockdown regulations.Flor Murphy, solicitor, represented the accused Dylan Fahy of 2, Hillcrest, Skibbereen, who pleaded guilty to atten

Woman facing 64 drugs charges 'not in good place', Cork court told - Vimarsana News

Woman facing 64 drugs charges 'not in good place', Cork court told

The task of compiling a single book of evidence in relation to the charges means it will be January before it can be served on her.

'There will be no more trouble': Young man can return to live with mother under conditions - Vimarsana News

'There will be no more trouble': Young man can return to live with mother under conditions

Judge James McNulty sentenced Mr O’Driscoll to 90 days in prison but suspended it on conditions which include that he keep the peace and not use or ...