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

Lorraine Costello

1 report across 1 case, 26 Nov 2021 to 26 Nov 2021

Suspect: Lorraine Costello, Irish woman (judged from name)Lorraine Costello

Key facts

from every report naming them
Named as
Accused
Offences
Breach of replanting order; unauthorised tree-felling (forestry regulation)
Where
Co. Cork
Reporting
1 report, 26 Nov 2021 to 26 Nov 2021
Outlets
irishtimes.com

Photographs

as published, with the outlet's credit
Lorraine Costello and her husband James Costello were granted a five-year licence authorising them to thin woods ‘in accordance with the practice of good forestry’, the High Court heard.
Lorraine Costello and her husband James Costello were granted a five-year licence authorising them to thin woods ‘in accordance with the practice of good forestry’, the High Court heard.
Photocredit not given by the outletvia irishtimes.com, 26 Nov 2021

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Cases

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  • High Court refuses to overturn replanting order in Cork tree-felling case Breach of replanting order; unauthorised tree-felling (forestry regulation) · Co. Cork

    Lorraine Costello, who has land at Silvergrove, Kilbarry, Co Cork, was granted a five-year tree-felling licence with her husband James Costello, but following neighbour complaints and a forestry inspector's visit in October 2017, the Minister revoked the licence in February 2019 and issued a replanting order in March 2019. Ms Costello challenged both decisions in the High Court, arguing the bodies acted in breach of fair procedures. In November 2021, Mr Justice Cian Ferriter refused to grant the relief sought, finding she had not provided a good and sufficient reason for not bringing the challenge sooner. Criminal proceedings for an alleged breach of the replanting order, instituted by the Minister in August 2020, stood adjourned pending the High Court's judgment.

    In court, 26 Nov 2021Accused · 1 report

Timeline

every report naming Lorraine Costello, newest first

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  1. 26 Nov2021
    In courtirishtimes.com, in High Court refuses to overturn replanting order in Cork tree-felling case
    High Court refuses to overturn replanting order issued to Cork landowner
    accused, Lorraine Costello, female, named, irish (judged from name)Lorraine Costello

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