Person: Christy O’Callaghan

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<p>Jonathan O'Driscoll has had the final two years of the 13 years' imprisonment suspended for two years. File picture</p>

court and crime

Man who repeatedly stamped on Cork pensioner's head in 'brutal' attack has sentence cut

Mr Justice McCarthy said the three-judge court would quash the original sentence to facilitate Driscoll's rehabilitation and re-introduction to society

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Gardaí add two new charges against man in custody over alleged pensioner assault

racing

Smart Huggies Concorde can fly past rivals in sprint

racing

Bank on Barnfield Baler

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Greyhound school on track to boost area’s profile

racing

Larsson can score again in Bambury final

Lump on Leon to wrap up Tote Retention Stakes final

SENAHEL LEON can land the Tote Retention A5 Stakes final at Curraheen tonight.

Wed, 22 Dec, 2004

Light can dazzle Guinness rivals

THERE is sure to be a huge buzz at Curraheen Park tonight for the final of the prestigious Guinness Trophy and with the six finalists trained to the minute a thrilling race is in prospect.

Sat, 21 Feb, 2004

Light can continue to shine brightly

TRUE to form, the cream has come to the top in the Guinness Trophy at Curraheen Park. Unfortunately for two of the leading trainers, Christy O’Callaghan and Owen McKenna, it has brought their standard bearers into direct opposition in the semi-finals.

Sat, 14 Feb, 2004

Sinabhfuilbertie makes sensational return to action

LOCAL hero Sinabhfuilbertie made a sensational return to action with a 28.21 first round effort in the Guinness Trophy, which kicked-off at Curraheen Park on Saturday night.

Mon, 02 Feb, 2004

Droopys Agassi holds the aces

AFTER a low-key few weeks, things are set to hot up at Curraheen Park tonight with the cream of the crop contesting the opening session in the Guinness Trophy.

Sat, 31 Jan, 2004

Witness accepts silver object could have been bracelet

An eyewitness to a fatal fight who alleged last Friday that he saw the accused man swinging a silver object at the deceased has accepted that it could have been a bracelet the accused was wearing.

Mon, 22 Jul, 2002