Thursday 5 November 2026Compiled from published reports. Every claim links to its source.

Ireland Crime

Every case followed from the first report to the sentence, or to where the reporting stopped.

Named in reporting

Jamie Corrigan

Born between October 1992 and October 1993, from the ages reported. 2 reports across 1 case, 13 Oct 2023 to 13 Oct 2023

Suspect: Jamie Corrigan, Irish man, 30 (judged from name)Jamie Corrigan

Key facts

from every report naming them
Named as
Accused
Born
Between October 1992 and October 1993, from the ages reported
Offences
Forgery; use of false PCR test certificates
Where
Co. Dublin
Reporting
2 reports, 13 Oct 2023 to 13 Oct 2023
Outlets
irishtimes.com, rte.ie

Cases

latest first
  • Man accused of forging PCR tests during Covid lockdown so he and friends could travel to European events Forgery; use of false PCR test certificates · Co. Dublin

    Jamie Corrigan, 30, of Ranelagh, Dublin, is accused of forging PCR test certificates during the Covid-19 lockdown so that he and eight friends or family could travel around Europe. The alleged use of a false certificate took place at Dublin Airport Terminal One on 11 July 2021, after he arrived from Spain, and the GNIB investigation began that month. He has been charged with two counts of using false PCR test certification and with forgery, which are allegations. On 13 October 2023 Dublin District Court heard the case, Judge Nicola Jane Andrews refused jurisdiction, and the case was sent towards the Circuit Court. The latest development is that he was remanded on continuing bail to appear on 24 November to be served with a book of evidence, and he has still to enter a plea.

    In court, 13 Oct 2023Accused · 2 reports

Timeline

every report naming Jamie Corrigan, newest first

Each entry shows how that report described them.

  1. 13 Oct2023
    In courtirishtimes.com, in Man accused of forging PCR tests during Covid lockdown so he and friends could travel to European events
    Man ‘forged’ PCR tests during Covid lockdown so he and friends could go to festivals around Europe, court told
    accused, Jamie Corrigan, 30, male, named, irish (judged from name)Jamie Corrigan
  2. 13 Oct2023
    In courtrte.ie, in Man accused of forging PCR tests during Covid lockdown so he and friends could travel to European events
    Man allegedly 'forged' PCR tests to attend events
    accused, Jamie Corrigan, 30, male, named, irish (judged from name)Jamie Corrigan

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