18/10/2021
18/10/2021
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A 41 year old man accused of a rape in County Louth, has been returned for trial at the Central Criminal Court in Dublin.
The defendant - who can’t be named for legal reasons appeared before Dundalk district court last week accused of committing the offence at Halloween 2011.
He’s further charged with a sexual assault at the same location, on the same date.
After he heard that a book of evidence had been formally served on the accused that morning Judge Cormac Dunne sent him forward for trial on the same bail terms and conditions.
Front Row L to R: Incoming Senior Captain Jimmy McMahon, Senior Golfer of the Year Fred Fitzsimons, Senior Captain Joe Mullens, Captains Prize Winner Patsy Hoey & Senior Treasurer/Secretary Eddie Hamm
Prize-winners in the PGA Tankard were (from left): Geraldine Hoare, Judy Mc Donough, Catherine Duff, Sally Mc Donnell, Lady Captain Pauline Campbell, Grainne Mullins, Elaine Ward and Lesley O’Keeffe
St Gerard's U9 Girls team Emily Culligan, Katelynn Woods, Freya Kerrigan, Naoise Rankin and Eimear Cumiskey
Louth Champions representing St Peters are Leah Mooney, Dearbhla Allen, Cian Gorham and Niamh Brady
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