Ireland Crime

Named as

Accused

Offences

Affray

Where

Co. Longford

Reporting

1 report, 15 Oct 2022 to 15 Oct 2022

Outlets

longfordleader.ie

• Two men sentenced for affray at Longford Circuit Court Affray · Co. Longford

  On 9 September 2017, a disturbance involving five intoxicated males at Earl Street, Longford left Brian Harkin with a cut to his nostril requiring three stitches, a broken tooth, and kicks to the back and head while on the ground. Michael McDonagh, 26, and Martin McEvilly, 24, pleaded guilty to affray at Longford Circuit Court, where the original charge of threatening unlawful violence had been amended. In October 2022, Judge Kenneth Connolly sentenced McEvilly to probation on condition he pay €1,000 to Harkin, and gave McDonagh a 12-month sentence suspended for 12 months with conditions to pay €1,000 and attend an alcohol awareness session. Two other defendants, Patrick O'Leary and Kyle Quinn, were previously dealt with by the court.

  Sentenced, 15 Oct 2022Accused · 1 report

Each entry shows how that report described them.

1. 15 Oct2022
   Sentencedlongfordleader.ie, in Two men sentenced for affray at Longford Circuit Court

   Two Longford men guilty of affray must each pay €1,000 to victim

   accused, Patrick O'Leary, male, named, irish (judged from name)Patrick O'Leary♂IE

Matched on the name as printed, ignoring quoted nicknames, and split by the ages reported. Two people who share a name and age would appear together here.