Ireland Crime

Named as

Victim

Offences

Careless driving (acquitted); no insurance (convicted)

Where

Co. Longford

Reporting

1 report, 7 Dec 2021 to 7 Dec 2021

Outlets

longfordleader.ie

• Longford woman convicted of no insurance, cleared of careless driving Careless driving (acquitted); no insurance (convicted) · Co. Longford

  On 17 January 2018, a car driven by Maggie Giemza struck Denise McGonagle and her child in the village of Legan, Longford, in dark and rainy conditions. McGonagle sustained a broken wrist, a bump on the back of her head and a laceration to her leg, while the child was treated for minor head injuries at Mullingar Hospital. Giemza, of Athlone, Co Westmeath, was charged with careless driving and no insurance. At Longford District Court, Judge Bernadette Owens acquitted her of careless driving but convicted her of no insurance, fining her €250 with four months to pay and disqualifying her for two years.

  Convicted, 7 Dec 2021Victim · 1 report

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1. 7 Dec2021
   Convictedlongfordleader.ie, in Longford woman convicted of no insurance, cleared of careless driving

   Woman who struck young mother and child in Longford collision is cleared of careless driving but convicted of no insurance

   victim, Denise McGonagle, female, irish (judged from name)Denise McGonagle♀IE

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