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Four women appear in court for fighting outside shopping centre in Longford - Vimarsana News

Four women appear in court for fighting outside shopping centre in Longford

Four women charged in connection to a violent row outside a shopping centre in Longford town were seen “fighting and hair pulling” in front of shocked onlookers, a court has heard.

Fine Gael Senator Michael Carrigy says 'line was crossed' as man is sentenced over campaign of harassment - Vimarsana News

Fine Gael Senator Michael Carrigy says 'line was crossed' as man is sentenced over campaign of harassment

A Fine Gael politician has told of how he contemplated walking away from public life after a Longford man who launched a campaign of online social media abuse against him and his family was handed down a five month suspended prison term.

Woman accused of biting security guard at Longford Center Parcs faces hearing - Vimarsana News

Woman accused of biting security guard at Longford Center Parcs faces hearing

Defendant has already tendered a not guilty plea

Edgeworthstown, Co Longford Husband Guntis Jekabsons allegedly told wife 'this will be last dance' before punching her in face - Vimarsana News

Edgeworthstown, Co Longford Husband Guntis Jekabsons allegedly told wife 'this will be last dance' before punching her in face

A husband told his wife "this will be the last dance we will have" moments after punching her in the face and standing on her foot during a drink-fuelled row, it has been alleged.

City council president: Mental illness patients repeatedly arrested could get more help with expansion of program - Vimarsana News

City council president: Mental illness patients repeatedly arrested could get more help with expansion of program

A group of judges is getting ready to talk to Jacksonville city council members about expanding a mental health program that helps people who are continuously arrested for non-violent crimes.