Case No. 39066Criminal damage, driving without insurance, driving without a licence · Co. Laois · 28 Feb 2026
Laois man who crashed car into stone wall to pay €2,200 compensation
Craig Dollard (33), Bridge Street, Portlaoise, pleaded guilty at Portlaoise District Court to criminal damage, driving while uninsured and driving without a licence after crashing a car into a stone wall at Coral Hill, Coolrain on 28 February, causing €2,200 worth of damage. Judge Andrew Cody remanded him on continuing bail to 14 January to pay the full compensation.
- Reportednot reported
- Arrested
- Charged
- In court12 Nov
- Verdict
- Sentenced
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Key facts
consolidated from all reports9 statements extracted from the articles
- whatA man crashed a car into a stone wall, causing €2,200 worth of damage. (leinsterexpress.ie)
- whereThe crash happened at Coral Hill, Coolrain. (leinsterexpress.ie)
- whenThe crash happened on 28 February. (leinsterexpress.ie)
- causeDollard said a fox ran out in front of him and he lost control of the car. (leinsterexpress.ie)
- chargeCraig Dollard pleaded guilty to criminal damage, driving while uninsured and driving without a licence. (leinsterexpress.ie)
- courtThe case was heard at Portlaoise District Court before Judge Andrew Cody. (leinsterexpress.ie)
- sentenceJudge Cody remanded Dollard on continuing bail to 14 January to have the full compensation by that date. (leinsterexpress.ie)
- otherThe defendant has 15 previous convictions. (leinsterexpress.ie)
- otherDollard is unemployed and offered to pay €60 a week from his social welfare, which could take up to four months. (leinsterexpress.ie)
The reporting
newest first- 12 Nov2026Laois man who crashed car into stone wall to pay €2,200 compensation
New case: Dollard pleaded guilty and was given until mid-January to pay €2,200 compensation for damage to a stone wall.
accused, Craig Dollard, 33, male, namedCraig Dollardother, Sgt KirbySgt Kirbyother, Michael ByrneMichael Byrne
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