Ireland Crime

Named as

Victim

Offences

Assault; criminal damage

Where

Co. Clare

Reporting

3 reports, 28 Jan 2022 to 30 Jan 2023

Outlets

clareecho.ie, irishtimes.com

• Brother and sister fined for egg assault on aunt in Clare Assault; criminal damage · Co. Clare

  Cathal Connors, 26, and Michelle Connors, 21, were convicted of throwing up to 32 eggs at their aunt, Mary Fahy, as she drove past their home in Fannaun, Peterswell, Clare, at around 6.30pm on 17 October 2019. They were charged with assault and criminal damage to her car and denied the charges. Judge Mary Larkin found them guilty on all counts at Gort District Court in January 2022. Sentencing was adjourned, and in January 2023 each was fined €500. The judge noted the accused showed no remorse and that the incident was linked to a family land dispute.

  Convicted, 28 Jan 2022Victim · 3 reports

Each entry shows how that report described them.

1. 30 Jan2023
   Convictedclareecho.ie, in Brother and sister fined for egg assault on aunt in Clare

   Judge says brother and sister have shown 'no remorse' for egg assault on aunt - Clare Echo

   victim, Mary Fahy, female, irish (judged from name)Mary Fahy♀IE
2. 28 May2022
   In courtclareecho.ie, in Brother and sister fined for egg assault on aunt in Clare

   Brother & sister in egg assault on aunt must wait to learn their fate - Clare Echo

   victim, Mary Fahy, female, irish (judged from name)Mary Fahy♀IE
3. 28 Jan2022
   Convictedirishtimes.com, in Brother and sister fined for egg assault on aunt in Clare

   Siblings found guilty of assault after aunt ‘bashed’ by barrage of eggs

   victim, Mary Fahy, female, irish (judged from name)Mary Fahy♀IE

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