Sentence of two years and six months imposed on Tom Molloy (26), of Rathcolman, Mullingar, suspended on condition he does not reoffend in next four years
Sentence of two years and six months imposed on Tom Molloy , of Rathcolman, Mullingar, suspended on condition he does not reoffend in next four yearsMaryland GAA’s wing forward Liam Reilly was treated by specialists at the Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital in Dublin. Photograph: Dara Mac DónaillA GAA player who fractured another footballer’s eye socket, leaving him with impaired vision after an “off-the-ball” incident in a club match, avoided jail but must pay €20,000 compensation.
He was given a 2½-year sentence after he pleaded guilty at Mullingar Circuit Criminal Court to assault causing harm to Maryland GAA’s wing forward Liam Reilly. Mr Reilly was in severe pain and treated by specialists at St James’s Hospital and the Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital in Dublin with regular visits for a year.Garda Ronan Curran agreed with prosecution counsel John Hayden that the match involved “the usual tussle” and that there had been interactions between Molloy and Mr Reilly.
He set a headline sentence of four years, but due to the mitigating factors, he reduced it to two years and six months, which he suspended on condition Molloy did not reoffend in the next four years. He also ordered him to pay €20,000 to Mr Reilly within 12 months.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Get Summer feet ready with 20% off Birkenstocks at Very.ieWhen you spend €20 or more at Very.ie
Read more »
Simone Gannon: The affordable Irish haircare line that should be on your radarSalon-worthy results for less than €20, thanks to Andrew Fitzsimons
Read more »
New RTÉ strategy to see Fair City and the Late Late Show being outsourcedGovernment agrees to release first tranche of €20 million in interim funding following reform programme
Read more »
The perfect summer wedding guest dress is on sale on iClothing for just €20iClothing has a massive sale on at the moment with some serious savings to be made, and this beautiful dress ideal for summer weddings can be snapped up for just 20 quid
Read more »
The Irish Times view on funding house building: trying to answer the €20 billion questionThe Department of Finance appears to be concerned that the massive push by the Government to speed housing development may need more careful management
Read more »
Engineer caught with forged €20 notes at motor rally appears in courtSergeant Jim Collins told the court that Gardai had received a call from staff at the bar saying a forged note had been passed to them by a customer
Read more »