Ireland Crime

Named as

Convicted

Offences

TV licence offence (no TV licence)

Where

Co. Clare

Reporting

1 report, 24 Sep 2024 to 24 Sep 2024

Outlets

clareecho.ie

• Sixmilebridge man fined for having no TV licence at Ennis District Court TV licence offence (no TV licence) · Co. Clare

  James Scanlon, a man from Sixmilebridge in County Clare, was found by an An Post licence inspector to have no TV licence when the inspector called to his home on 26 January 2024. Scanlon was convicted at Ennis District Court, where Judge Alec Gabbett fined him €160 and ordered him to pay €80 in costs, with the case reported on 24 September 2024. Scanlon said he would not pay the fine or costs because of what he called corruption at RTÉ, and outside court he said he was willing to go to prison rather than pay.

  Sentenced, 24 Sep 2024Convicted · 1 report

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1. 24 Sep2024
   Sentencedclareecho.ie, in Sixmilebridge man fined for having no TV licence at Ennis District Court

   Sixmilebridge man tells District Court he is refusing to pay TV licence due to "corruption in RTÉ" - Clare Echo

   convicted, James Scanlon, male, named, irish (judged from name)James Scanlon♂IE

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