Ireland Crime

Sentencing report. Adds the sentence (seven years with final two suspended), the 10-year road ban, the admitted offences, Flood's age of 53, medical details and the judge's remarks.

Sentencing report for a case not previously recorded. Adds the sentence, road ban, the offences admitted, the victim's injuries and the judge's remarks on culpability and mitigation.

Reports the sentencing of McDonnell. The headline and opening line say she was jailed for five years, while the body says seven years with the final two suspended.

Adds the judge's sentencing details: the seven-year sentence with two years suspended, a 10-year driving ban, six-month concurrent sentences for drink and drug driving, the aggravating and mitigating factors, and the victim impact statement.

Reports the guilty plea at Limerick Circuit Court, the victim impact statements read by his wife and by Insp Flood, the defence apology, and the adjournment of sentencing to 24 November. Adds the forensic account of a glancing blow and an eyewitness description of the car being driven erratically.

Reports the sentencing: seven-year sentence with the final two years suspended, ten-year driving ban, and the court's mitigation (guilty plea, remorse, no previous convictions). Adds details of the injuries and the court's description of the offending.

Reports the guilty plea, sentencing date of 24 November, alcohol and cannabis readings, the victim's injuries and prognosis, and comments from the defence and gardaí.

Article reports McDonnell's guilty plea and sentencing date. The incident year is inferred from the article date of 14 November 2023 and its reference to 'June 30 last year'.

Reports the guilty plea at Limerick Circuit Court before sentence; adds the court's account of the drinking, drug use and the victim's injuries, and gives 24 November as the sentencing date.

Court report on a guilty plea. Adds the details of the collision, the injuries, the hit-and-run and the sentencing date. No matching existing case.

Reports the Limerick Circuit Court hearing where McDonnell pleaded guilty, gives details of her alcohol and drug consumption, the victim and family impact statements, the rescue at the scene, and that sentencing was set for 24 November 2023.

Court report: guilty plea entered; sentence to be finalised on 24 November. No earlier report of this incident in the existing cases.

Adds the guilty pleas to two further charges (drug driving and failing to stop at the scene), confirms the earlier guilty pleas, and reports that sentencing was fixed for November.

Pre-sentencing mention on 3 June 2023 (reported 4 July 2023). McDonnell pleaded guilty last May, the case was adjourned to 27 July, and she was remanded on continuing bail. Medical and probation reports were not yet complete.

Adds that McDonnell pleaded guilty at Limerick Circuit Court, the case was adjourned to 3 July for mention, and she was remanded on continuing bail. Sentencing is not yet scheduled.

Adds that McDonnell pleaded guilty on Monday to two charges, including drink-driving and dangerous driving causing serious bodily harm. She had originally faced eight charges. Sentencing was expected to be scheduled for July 3rd, and the probation service was asked to prepare a pre-sentencing report.

Reports the guilty pleas to two charges at Limerick Circuit Court, the remaining charges, the pre-sentencing report request, and the bail and next court date.

Reports a guilty plea to two of the eight original charges at the arraignment hearing, with sentencing to be scheduled after a probation pre-sentence report.

Guilty pleas entered to two charges at arraignment on Monday 8 May 2023; the case was remanded on bail to 3 July for a sentencing date, with a pre-sentencing report requested.

Reports that McDonnell pleaded guilty to two charges, which the State accepted, and was remanded on bail for a pre-sentencing report, with sentencing to be scheduled on 3 July.

Reports the procedural hearing at Newcastle West Court where the book of evidence was served, the DPP consented to the matter being sent to Limerick Circuit Court, the defendant was remanded on bail, and free legal aid was granted.