A young man involved in an attack in which a young woman lost vision permanently in one eye will be sentenced next month. Alanna Quinn Idris was hit in the face with the saddle of an electric scooter by a male during an attack by four youths on her and a friend on the Ballyfermot Road on December 30, 2021. Ms Quinn Idris, then aged 17, was knocked unconscious and left with a shattered tooth, broken cheekbone, and a ruptured eyeball. Despite numerous reconstructive surgeries, she has lost vision permanently in her right eye as a result of the attack.
A young man involved in an attack in which a young woman lost vision permanently in one eye will be sentenced next month. Alanna Quinn Idris was hit in the face with the saddle of an electric scooter by a male during an attack by four youths on her and a friend on the Ballyfermot Road on December 30, 2021. Ms Quinn Idris, then aged 17, was knocked unconscious and left with a shattered tooth, broken cheekbone, and a ruptured eyeball.
Despite numerous reconstructive surgeries, she has lost vision permanently in her right eye as a result of the attack. READ MORE: Brave Alanna Quinn Idris who lost eye in brutal street attack to undergo fifth operation next month Josh Cummins (19) of Raheen Drive, Ballyfermot, pleaded guilty to intentionally or recklessly causing serious harm to Ms Quinn Idris. He further pleaded guilty to a count of violent disorder and one of production of an article, a hurl, in the course of a dispute. He also pleaded guilty to assault causing harm to Louis O'Sullivan as part of the same incident. Cummins has no previous conviction
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