Ireland Crime

Sentencing hearing at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court with victim impact statements from Mary Lou McDonald; Judge Nolan imposed three-and-a-half year term with 15 months suspended.

Headline-only article (body missing) reporting the jailing of a man for threatening videos about Mary Lou McDonald and Drew Harris. It matches existing case 2000 by subject and stage. It gives no name, age, location or sentence length.

McGreevy pleaded guilty to two counts of making threats to kill via a TikTok video; Judge Orla Crowe directed victim impact statements and remanded him in custody for sentencing in March 2025.

Adds that McGreevy pleaded guilty to both threat counts at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court via video link from Cloverhill Prison, that victim impact statements were ordered, and that he was remanded in custody for sentence. Sentencing is not reported in this article.

Reports the arrest of a man in his 20s over threats to kill Mary Lou McDonald and Drew Harris in an online video, the complaint made by McDonald, and the suspect's background.

Reports that a man charged with threatening to kill Mary Lou McDonald was denied bail. Matches the existing McGreevy case on the threat to kill McDonald and the July 2024 timeline. The article body contains only template code, so no names, location or dates beyond the headline are given.

Adds the charging and bail stage: McGreevy was arrested by the SDU on Thursday morning, charged under the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act, refused bail, remanded in custody, and due back at Cloverhill District Court on July 26. Gives his claimed brain injury and memory problems and the garda objection to bail.

Reports the charge and bail refusal at Dublin District Court on 19 July 2024. Adds the charge wording, the detective's objection to bail, the defence account, and the remand to Clover Hill District Court.

Adds the arrest at a Rathfarnham property, the station charge, the court date and the name of the accused. Also reports a related threat against Garda Commissioner Drew Harris.

Reports the arrest and charge of a man, aged 28, under Section 5 of the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act, 1997, over a video threat to kill Mary Lou McDonald. The threat was made in a video posted to a TikTok account, and the article gives no date for when it was posted.

Reports the arrest of a man in his 20s over the online threat video, quotes the threats and Ms McDonald's response, and gives background on the suspect.

Only the headline and metadata were available; the article body contained template code and no further details.

The Irish Mirror reports that it has identified the suspect, a convicted robber from West Dublin, and that gardaí have confirmed an investigation. No arrest or charge is reported. The article also covers a separate 2022 threat against Leo Varadkar, which is not part of this case.