Case No. 7937Assault

Healy-Rae sons and friend ordered to pay almost €80k to assault victim

The Healy-Rae sons and their friend, three people according to the case record, have been ordered to pay almost €80,000 to a person who was assaulted, as reported by extra.ie on 25 September 2026. The sources give no incident date, county or court. The victim's name, age, sex and nationality are not stated, and the article body is empty. The latest reported development is that the three must pay the sum, with no further details of the court process or sentence.

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  2. Arrestednot reported
  3. Chargednot reported
  4. In court25 Sep
  5. Verdict
  6. Sentenced
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Key facts

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What happened
The case concerns an assault on a victim.
Other details
  • The victim is recorded as a person, with no name, age, sex or nationality given.
  • The suspects are recorded as three people: the Healy-Rae sons and their friend.
  • The source is extra.ie, an outlet, under the court category.
Where
No county or location is given in the sources.
When
No incident date is given; the article was published on 25 September 2026.
In court
  • The Healy-Rae sons and their friend must pay almost €80,000 to the assault victim, according to the headline.
  • The court or jurisdiction is not named in the sources.
Sentence
The sum ordered is almost €80,000, as stated in the headline.
Investigation
The article body is empty, so no further details of the case or its progress are available.
2 statements extracted from the articles
  • whatThe case concerns an assault on a victim. (extra.ie)
  • courtThe Healy-Rae sons and their friend must pay almost €80,000 to an assault victim. (extra.ie)

The reporting

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  1. 25 Sep2026
    Healy-Rae sons and their friend must pay almost €80k to assault victim

    The article body is empty apart from page template code, so the only usable text is the headline. It does not name the people, the court, the location or the date. The county and jurisdiction are not stated; the outlet is Irish, so the Republic is assumed.

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