Person: Hugh O’Brien

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<p>The inured party said he was driving home that evening when he stopped to let cattle pass and that he was approached and was struck with a stick through the open window of his car and that the car was struck with the stick. File picture: Denis Minihane</p>

court and crime

Corkman complains about judge, gardaí and motorist he assaulted for stopping for cattle

Hugh O’Brien was given a two-month suspended sentence for assault and a €300 fine for causing criminal damage to the victim’s car

general

Joe Mac gives us an insight into his Cork upbringing and 'funny face'

news

Man criticises judge and says gardaí ‘don’t give a s**t’

business

Airline pensioners take action over entitlements cut

news

Higgins to lead Famine commemoration in Boston

news

Mayoral reception sings the praises of city’s bell-ringers

Sweet tooth boost for Lir

LUXURY chocolate maker Lir saw the appetite for their products rise last year as pre-tax profits increased from €129,410 to €178,836 in the year to the April 30, 2010.

Thu, 09 Dec, 2010

Sweet profit for senator from sale of chocolate firm

FIANNA Fáil Senator Mary White is set to net up to €1.2 million from the sale of Lir, the chocolate making company she co-founded. Ms White owns 15.2% of the company, which yesterday agreed to an €8m takeover by British firm Zetar.

Wed, 19 Dec, 2007