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Dublin man who left woman covered 'from head to toe' in her own blood is jailed - Vimarsana News

Dublin man who left woman covered 'from head to toe' in her own blood is jailed

A man who subjected a woman to a brutal, two-hour assault, which left her covered “from head to toe” in her own blood, has been jailed for three years and six months following a detailed hearing in Mullingar Circuit Court this week.

Dublin man who left woman covered 'from head to toe' in her own blood after brutal two-hour assault is jailed - Vimarsana News

Dublin man who left woman covered 'from head to toe' in her own blood after brutal two-hour assault is jailed

A man who subjected a woman to a brutal, two-hour assault, which left her covered “from head to toe” in her own blood, has been jailed for three years and six months following a detailed hearing in Mullingar Circuit Court this week.

Cork man jailed for falsely imprisoning and assaulting a woman - Vimarsana News

Cork man jailed for falsely imprisoning and assaulting a woman

Passing sentence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court today, Judge Martin Nolan set a headline sentence of 12 to 14 years for what he said was a ...

Man who gagged and bound woman in Dublin alleyway jailed - Vimarsana News

Man who gagged and bound woman in Dublin alleyway jailed

Maurice Fitzgerald (29), of Abbeyview in Buttevant, Co Cork, pleaded guilty to falsely imprisoning and assaulting the woman

Man who gagged and bound woman during alleyway assault sentenced to 10 years in prison - Vimarsana News

Man who gagged and bound woman during alleyway assault sentenced to 10 years in prison

Judge Martin Nolan says Maurice Fitzgerald’s assault was ‘particularly insidious’ and a ‘very serious crime’