Ireland Named in reporting
Brian Murphy
Born 1969, from the ages reported. 4 reports across 3 cases, 14 Apr 2022 to 25 Oct 2023
Key facts
from every report naming them- Named as
- Convicted, accused, suspect, victim
- Born
- 1969, from the ages reported
- Offences
- Harassment (threatening communications), Revenue offences (income tax and VAT fraud), Assault causing harm; assault; violent disorder
- Where
- Co. Dublin, Co. Cork, Co. Kilkenny
- Reporting
- 4 reports, 14 Apr 2022 to 25 Oct 2023
- Outlets
- irishtimes.com, kilkennypeople.ie
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Cases
latest first- Cork company director pleads guilty to income tax and VAT fraud Revenue offences (income tax and VAT fraud) · Co. Cork
Brian Murphy, a company director and a director of Securemed Ltd, pleaded guilty at Cork Circuit Criminal Court to five revenue offences that followed a Revenue investigation. The offences involved income tax and VAT repayments obtained in 2010, and sources give the amount defrauded as more than €100,000 or over €120,000. Judge Helen Boyle remanded Murphy after the defence applied to put back sentencing, and the latest development is that he is due to appear again on February 19.
Convicted, 25 Oct 2023Convicted · 1 report - Harassment case in Dublin against Russian embassy dismissed without prejudice Harassment (threatening communications) · Co. Dublin
Brian Murphy, a 53-year-old community worker, was charged with four counts of sending threatening or grossly offensive communications via Facebook to staff of the Russian embassy at Orwell Road, Rathgar, Dublin, in March 2022. He was arrested in October 2022 after a warrant was issued and appeared at Dublin District Court in November, where he was granted bail with a no-contact condition and later pleaded not guilty. His non-jury trial was scheduled for 19 June 2023 before Judge John Hughes, but no evidence was heard. The case was dismissed without prejudice after a witness failed to appear and the alleged injured party did not engage with prosecutors.
In court, 7 Nov 2022Accused, suspect · 2 reports - Rowe convicted of assault, Reith adjourned in Kilkenny Assault causing harm; assault; violent disorder · Co. Kilkenny
On 8 December 2019, off-duty garda Brian Murphy was surrounded and assaulted in a side street on RoseInn Street, Kilkenny, while on a Christmas night out with colleagues. Fellow garda Darren Feehan was also punched in the nose during the incident. James Reith of Johnstown was charged with assault causing harm, assault and violent disorder, while Graham Rowe of Kilkenny was convicted of assault and violent disorder. In April 2022, Judge Brennan sentenced Rowe to probation under Section 1.1 and adjourned Reith's case to a higher court, describing the incident as involving unacceptable thuggery.
Convicted, 14 Apr 2022Victim · 1 report
Timeline
every report naming Brian Murphy, newest firstEach entry shows how that report described them.
- 25 Oct2023Cork company director pleads guilty to income tax and VAT fraud of over €120,000convicted, Brian Murphy, male, named, irish (judged from name)Brian Murphy
- 19 Jun2023Man accused of threats against Russian embassy walks free from Dublin District Courtaccused, Brian Murphy, 53, male, named, irish (judged from name)Brian Murphy
- 7 Nov2022Man charged with social media threats to ‘burn down’ Russian embassysuspect, Brian Murphy, 53, male, named, irish (judged from name)Brian Murphy
- 14 Apr2022Off-duty garda assaulted on Christmas night out in Kilkennyvictim, Brian Murphy, male, irish (judged from name)Brian Murphy
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