Ireland Two men plead guilty to robbery spree in Bunratty and Ennis
Dylan Considine Kelly (23, of no fixed abode) and Andrew Price (40) pleaded guilty at Ennis Circuit Court to a series of robberies in Bunratty, Ennis and Sixmilebridge in October. The robberies targeted Tim Crowe's shops and Bar One Racing on Turnpike Road, Ennis, including the Bunratty shop on October 14 and 24, Bar One Racing on October 20 and the Gala shop in Sixmilebridge on October 21, which Kelly alone pleaded guilty to. The guilty pleas were reported on 28 April 2024. Judge Comerford adjourned both cases to 10 May to fix a sentence date and ordered victim impact reports, and both men remain in custody.
- Reportednot reported
- Arrestednot reported
- Chargednot reported
- In courtnot reported
- Convicted28 Apr
- Sentenced
Key facts
consolidated from all reports- What happened
- Dylan Considine Kelly and Andrew Price pleaded guilty to a series of robberies across several days in October.
- Where
- The robberies took place at Tim Crowe's shop at Minister's Cross, Bunratty, at Bar One Racing on Turnpike Road, Ennis, and at Tim Crowe's Gala shop in Sixmilebridge.
- When
- On October 14, the two men robbed Tim Crowe's shop at Minister's Cross, Bunratty, of €500 in cash and €800 in cigarettes.
- On October 20, the two men robbed Bar One Racing on Turnpike Road, Ennis, of €2,340.
- On October 21, Considine Kelly robbed Tim Crowe's Gala shop in Sixmilebridge of €400 in cash.
- On October 24, the two men robbed Tim Crowe's shop at Minister's Cross, Bunratty, of €500 in cash and €900 in cigarettes.
- Other details
- Dylan Considine Kelly is 23 and of no fixed abode, and Andrew Price is 40.
- The two men are in custody.
- In court
- Dylan Considine Kelly pleaded guilty at Ennis Circuit Court to four separate robberies in Bunratty and Ennis, reported on 28 April 2024.
- Judge Comerford adjourned the cases against both men to 10 May to fix a date for sentence and ordered victim impact reports.
- Sentence
- No sentence has been imposed yet, and sentencing is set for a date to be fixed on 10 May.
8 statements extracted from the articles
- whatAndrew Price has pleaded guilty with Considine Kelly to a spate of robberies across a number of days in October. (clareecho.ie)
- whatThe two men pleaded guilty to robbing Tim Crowe's shop at Minister's Cross, Bunratty, of €500 in cash and €800 in cigarettes on October 14th. (clareecho.ie)
- whatConsidine Kelly pleaded guilty to robbing Tim Crowe's Gala shop in Sixmilebridge of €400 in cash on October 21st. (clareecho.ie)
- whatThe two men pleaded guilty to robbing Tim Crowe's shop at Minister's Cross, Bunratty, of €500 in cash and €900 in cigarettes on October 24th. (clareecho.ie)
- whenThe two men pleaded guilty to robbing Bar One Racing on Turnpike Road, Ennis, of €2,340 on October 20th. (clareecho.ie)
- courtDylan Considine Kelly has pleaded guilty at Ennis Circuit Court to four separate robberies in Bunratty and Ennis. (clareecho.ie)
- courtJudge Comerford adjourned the cases against both men to 10 May to fix a date for sentence and ordered victim impact reports. (clareecho.ie)
- otherThe two men are in custody. (clareecho.ie)
The reporting
newest first- 28 Apr2024Man who robbed Boylesports Ennis at knifepoint pleads guilty to robbing spree of Crowe Stores with second man - Clare Echo
Reports the guilty pleas by Dylan Considine Kelly and Andrew Price to four robberies in Bunratty and Ennis, and that sentencing was adjourned to 10 May. The article also covers a separate BoyleSports robbery from April 2022, which is background only.
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