Ireland Case No. 29933Criminal damage (window smashed with a hurley); public order (threatening and abusive behaviour; Section 6 public order) · Co. Longford
Four women remanded on bail over Longford criminal damage and public order
Lisa Nevin, 34, from Longford, allegedly smashed the window of another woman's house with a hurley in Lana Aoibhinn, causing €600 of damage, and was charged with criminal damage and threatening and abusive behaviour. Three members of her family, including her 68-year-old mother Christine Nevin, Kathleen Nevin, 38, and Emma Nevin, 29, were arrested and charged with Section 6 public order offences during what was described in court as an extremely volatile incident. At Longford District Court on 26 September 2021, all four women were remanded on continuing bail with a €250 cash bond. They are due to reappear on 12 October 2021 to sign a two-year peace bond.
- Reportednot reported
- Arrestednot reported
- Chargednot reported
- In court26 Sep
- Verdict
- Sentenced
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Key facts
consolidated from all reports- What happened
- Lisa Nevin, 34, allegedly broke the window of another woman's house with a hurley in Lana Aoibhinn, causing €600 of damage.
- Ms Nevin claimed she had been assaulted by two people outside her house earlier in the day.
- Three members of her family, including her 68-year-old mother Christine Nevin, were arrested and charged with public order offences during an extremely volatile incident.
- Where
- Ms Nevin's mother and two other family members travelled from Mullingar to bring the accused and her four children to the Co Westmeath town.
- Charges
- Ms Nevin was charged with criminal damage and threatening and abusive behaviour, while Kathleen Nevin, 38, of Mullingar, and Emma Nevin, 29, of Longford, were each charged with Section 6 public order.
- In court
- At Longford District Court on 26 September 2021, Judge Hughes asked Ms Nevin why she had been spotted holding vice grips during the row.
- Sgt Mark Mahon suggested binding all four women to the peace to prevent similar occurrences.
- The four women are due to reappear at Longford District Court on 12 October 2021 to sign a bond binding them to the peace for two years.
- Sentence
- Judge Hughes ordered a cash bond of €250 each for the four women, who were remanded on continuing bail.
15 statements extracted from the articles
- whatLisa Nevin allegedly broke the window of another woman's house with a hurley in Lana Aoibhinn. (offalyexpress.ie)
- whatThe damage caused was worth €600. (offalyexpress.ie)
- whatThree members of Ms Nevin's immediate family, including her 68-year-old mother Christine, were arrested and charged with public order offences. (offalyexpress.ie)
- whatMs Nevin claimed she had been the victim of an assault earlier in the day. (offalyexpress.ie)
- whatMs Nevin said she was attacked by two people outside her house. (offalyexpress.ie)
- whatMs Nevin said it was the first day of school and her house was demolished and broken up. (offalyexpress.ie)
- whereMs Nevin's mother and two other family members travelled from Mullingar to bring the accused and her four children to the Co Westmeath town. (offalyexpress.ie)
- chargeMs Nevin was charged with engaging in threatening and abusive behaviour in addition to the criminal damage. (offalyexpress.ie)
- chargeKathleen Nevin, 38, of 210 Dalton Park, Mullingar, was charged with Section 6 public order. (offalyexpress.ie)
- chargeEmma Nevin, 29, of 23 The Hollows, Longford, was charged with Section 6 public order. (offalyexpress.ie)
- courtJudge Hughes asked Ms Nevin why she had been spotted holding vice grips during the row. (offalyexpress.ie)
- courtSgt Mark Mahon suggested binding all four women to the peace to prevent similar occurrences. (offalyexpress.ie)
- courtJudge Hughes ordered a cash bond of €250 each for the four women. (offalyexpress.ie)
- courtAll four accused agreed with the court's order and were remanded on continuing bail. (offalyexpress.ie)
- courtThe four women are due to reappear at Longford District Court on 12 October to sign a bond binding them to the peace for two years. (offalyexpress.ie)
The reporting
newest first- 26 Sep2021Mother of four in Midlands tells court she 'saw blank' moments before smashing window of house with a hurl
Court hearing at Longford District Court before Judge Seamus Hughes; all four accused remanded on continuing bail with €250 cash bond; reappear 12 October 2021 to sign a two-year peace bond.
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