Ireland Crime

Reports the sentencing of five men for the torture of Natalie Ennis and Conroy's prison disciplinary matter (P19) for posting a video from Mountjoy Prison showing himself cooking, with cannabis visible, and smoking a hand-rolled cigarette.

Reports the sentencing of five convicted men and the prison discipline imposed on Conroy for posting a video from Mountjoy Prison; includes victim's account of the assault and details of the weapons and injuries.

Sentencing details for all five defendants including specific jail terms, descriptions of torture methods (heated hammer, blow torch, blades, metal pole, scissors), the judge's remarks on the misogynistic and racist threats, and the victim's injuries.

Reports the specific sentences handed down to five of the eight men, detailed account of the torture, victim impact statement, judge's remarks, and Sonas CEO's statement.

Sentencing hearing details including victim impact statement, full description of injuries and methods of torture, background of the incident, previous convictions of each accused, and adjournment for mitigation.

Reports the teen's guilty pleas before Judge Brendan Toale, the order sending the case to the Circuit Court for sentencing, and the defence's mitigation. Also notes that eight men aged between 20 and 54 are before the courts on connected charges; they are not named or detailed here.

Guilty plea entered at Dublin Children's Court; case sent forward to Circuit Court for sentencing. Eight other men aged 20 to 54 face connected charges. Defence cited forensic psychological report and parental drug abuse background.

Reports the boy's first court appearance at the Children’s Court, where a preliminary hearing and a decision on trial venue were due. He has yet to enter a plea. Seven men aged 20 to 54 are also before the courts on related charges.

The boy appeared at Dublin Children's Court for a preliminary hearing and adjudication on trial venue; the hearing was adjourned for two weeks. Defence counsel noted 200 pages of disclosure including text message reports. Seven other men aged 20 to 54 are before the courts on related charges.

The High Court refused bail for Braxton Rice, Kian Walsh and Jayven Talbot, after Dublin District Court refused it on 28 September. Four other men are in custody on remand, and a teenage boy facing connected charges was granted bail with strict conditions.

Names the accused, gives the charges and the charge-stage court appearances at Cloverhill District Court, including remands in custody, a bail refusal and a bail grant to a 16-year-old. Adds the weapons, the injuries and the garda account that the violence stopped when gardaí entered the flat.

Reports the charges, court appearances, injuries sustained, weapons used, and bail outcomes for the eight defendants.

Adds that Emmet Black, 48, became the eighth person charged and was refused bail. It also records the 16-year-old's bail conditions and the other six men charged. The case is reported on 30 September 2024.

Reports Emmet Black's bail refusal at Dublin District Court, the charges against him, and the court's account of the alleged attack, including weapons and injuries. Names Sean Conroy, Braxton Rice, Kian Walsh, Mark McMahon, Mark Keogh and Jayven Talbot as charged in the same incident, and notes that a 16-year-old boy was granted bail.

Adds that the seven accused appeared before Dublin District Court on Saturday and were remanded, with bail refused for most, that the alleged incident relates to a drug debt, and that a man in his 40s has also been charged.

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Reports the charges, the court appearance and remand decisions for the six men and a juvenile, and the weapons found at the apartment. Says an eighth man remains in Garda custody.

Adds the drugs-row motive, the location off Bolton Street, the weapons recovered, the eight arrests and their detention, the victim's hospital treatment, that no sexual element was identified, and that a man who was a person of interest had been released from prison the day before the attack.

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Provides details of how the attack was discovered during a drug search, the suspected motive (a drug debt), the victim's injuries (burns, hair pulled out, punched), and the Garda statement confirming the arrest of eight males. Notes that the drugs search was halted and the area declared a crime scene.

Reports that gardaí found the woman during a drugs search at Bolton Street, Dublin 7, and that eight people were arrested and detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984. Adds that gardaí are investigating whether heated tools, possibly a blow torch, were used, and that one line of inquiry is a drugs debt.

Adds the Bolton Street location, that eight males were arrested and detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984, and that the woman was reportedly taken to hospital with serious injuries. Reports the arrests only, with no charges mentioned.

Gives the arrests and the location as Bolton Street, Dublin 7 (the existing case says Henrietta House), and says the eight were detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984. The woman was taken to hospital. It does not mention charges or assault causing harm.

First report of the incident. Adds that eight males were arrested and detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984 at several Garda stations, and that the investigation is ongoing. No names are given.

Confirms the eighth man (aged in his 40s) has been charged and sets his court date at the Criminal Courts of Justice on 30 September 2024 at 10:30am.