Ireland Crime

Named as

Victim

Offences

Theft (from graves)

Where

Co. Clare

Reporting

1 report, 6 Sep 2022 to 6 Sep 2022

Outlets

thejournal.ie

• Woman pleads guilty to grave thefts in Co Clare Theft (from graves) · Co. Clare

  Mairead O'Sullivan, 42, pleaded guilty to 18 counts of stealing goods from graves at cemeteries in Drumcliffe, Templemaley and Tulla outside Ennis, Co Clare, in May 2020. The 14 victims included Kirsty Donnellan, whose 17-year-old daughter Scarlett's grave was desecrated three times. The combined value of the stolen goods was €597.50, and all items were recovered from a garage. The case was heard at Killaloe District Court sitting in Ennis, where Judge Larkin adjourned sentencing to 6 December 2022 for a further Probation Report.

  In court, 6 Sep 2022Victim · 1 report

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1. 6 Sep2022
   In courtthejournal.ie, in Woman pleads guilty to grave thefts in Co Clare

   Judge says woman who stole from graves 'hasn't shown one ounce of empathy'

   victim, Edel Hanrahan, female, irish (judged from name)Edel Hanrahan♀IE

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