Ireland Crime

Named as

Accused

Born

Between December 1964 and December 1965, from the ages reported

Offences

Possession of articles for the purposes of selling and supplying (fireworks), Public order (assault; threatening behaviour)

Where

Co. Offaly

Reporting

2 reports, 6 Dec 2021 to 28 Apr 2022

Outlets

offalyexpress.ie

• Three plead guilty to public order charges in Tullamore Public order (assault; threatening behaviour) · Co. Offaly

  A woman in Tullamore was threatened and slapped by neighbour Kelly Power, while Michael Power allegedly threw a plastic bottle at her house, as part of an ongoing dispute between neighbours on Cloncollig Estate. Kelly Power, a woman in her late 30s, Rebecca Power, a woman in her early 20s, and Michael Power, a man, all pleaded guilty to public order charges at Tullamore District Court in April 2022. Judge John King adjourned the case and ordered pre-sanction probation reports for each defendant. The injured party, who suffers with mental health and is on medication, told the court she had two suicide attempts since the incident due to stress.

  In court, 28 Apr 2022Accused · 1 report
• Fireworks possession case adjourned for restorative justice report in Tullamore Possession of articles for the purposes of selling and supplying (fireworks) · Co. Offaly

  Fireworks with a market value of €750 were found during a search of the house of Michael Power, 56, in Tullamore, Offaly. He was summonsed for possession of the articles for the purposes of selling and supplying. At his court appearance on 6 December 2021, Power admitted the fireworks were his and said he was selling them to family and friends. His solicitor said he bought them to entertain his five children around Halloween. Judge Staines adjourned the case to 23 February 2022 for a restorative justice report.

  In court, 6 Dec 2021Accused · 1 report

Each entry shows how that report described them.

1. 28 Apr2022
   In courtoffalyexpress.ie, in Three plead guilty to public order charges in Tullamore

   Tullamore woman was 'threatened and slapped', district court told

   accused, Michael Power, male, named, irish (judged from name)Michael Power♂IE
2. 6 Dec2021
   In courtoffalyexpress.ie, in Fireworks possession case adjourned for restorative justice report in Tullamore

   Man appears in court after Gardai find over €700 worth of fireworks in his house in Tullamore

   accused, Michael Power, 56, male, named, irish (judged from name)Michael Power♂56IE

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