Ireland Crime

Named as

Accused, suspect

Born

Between April 1982 and April 1983, from the ages reported

Offences

Theft

Where

Co. Longford

Reporting

2 reports, 12 Apr 2023 to 12 Apr 2023

Outlets

longfordleader.ie, offalyexpress.ie

• Longford theft case marked peremptory as two women miss court date Theft · Co. Longford

  Julie Nevin, 24, of 98 McEoin Park, Longford, and Martina Nevin, 40, of 25 Lana Aoibhinn, are charged with theft of over a dozen Yankee Candles worth €245 from Mr Price, Athlone Road, Longford, on 20 October 2021. The accused are said to have placed the items into a child's buggy and exited the store's front entrance after passing all points of payment at around 2pm. At a court hearing on 12 April 2023, both defendants failed to appear; Martina Nevin's solicitor said she was diagnosed with Covid and supplied a test result, while Julie Nevin's solicitor said her client had not attended because of her co-accused's absence. Judge Owens marked the case peremptory and adjourned it to 18 April 2023 for facts and penalty.

  In court, 12 Apr 2023Accused, suspect · 2 reports

Each entry shows how that report described them.

1. 12 Apr2023
   In courtlongfordleader.ie, in Longford theft case marked peremptory as two women miss court date

   Judge brands Longford woman's illness ‘remarkably convenient’ as court hears of yankee candles theft from discount store

   accused, Martina Nevin, 40, female, named, irish (judged from name)Martina Nevin♀40IE
2. 12 Apr2023
   In courtoffalyexpress.ie, in Longford theft case marked peremptory as two women miss court date

   Judge brands woman's illness as ‘remarkably convenient’ as court hears of theft from discount store in the Midlands

   suspect, Martina Nevin, 40, female, named, irish (judged from name)Martina Nevin♀40IE

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