Ireland Crime

Named as

Victim

Offences

Assault causing harm

Where

Co. Tipperary

Reporting

1 report, 18 Jun 2024 to 18 Jun 2024

Outlets

tipperarylive.ie

• Tipperary woman sentenced for assault causing harm in Nenagh Assault causing harm · Co. Tipperary

  On 10 December 2023, Olivia Egan was attacked with a knife at Bulfin Crescent, Nenagh, suffering a partial severing of a finger and a head laceration requiring 32 stitches. Roletta Harty and Rebecca Harty, 25, were charged with assault causing harm, and Rebecca Harty also faced charges of criminal damage to a vehicle's windscreen and possession of a knife. The women were remanded in continuing custody at Nenagh District Court in January 2024. Rebecca Harty pleaded guilty to assault causing harm and criminal damage, and was sentenced at Nenagh Circuit Court in June 2024 to five years in prison, with the last year suspended for two years.

  Sentenced, 18 Jun 2024Victim · 1 report

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1. 18 Jun2024
   Sentencedtipperarylive.ie, in Tipperary woman sentenced for assault causing harm in Nenagh

   Tipperary woman with a tragic background is given a five-year sentence for knife attack

   victim, Olivia Egan, female, irish (judged from name)Olivia Egan♀IE

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