A property developer was found not guilty today of criminal damage and dangerous driving charges in connection with an incident in which a concrete mixer truck was driven at the gates of Leinster House last September.

A PROPERTY developer accused of dangerous driving for allegedly parking a cherry-picker outside Leinster House may face further charges, a court heard yesterday.

A property developer accused of dangerous driving for allegedly parking a cherry picker outside Leinster House, may face further charges, a court heard today.

A property developer accused of dangerous driving for allegedly parking a cherry picker outside Leinster House on Budget Day has been remanded on continuing bail pending directions from the DPP.

A property developer has pleaded not guilty to criminal damage and motoring charges in connection with an incident in which a concrete mixer truck was allegedly driven against the gates of Leinster House last September.

THE High Court has ordered the release of a man who was placed in custody yesterday morning following a protest in which a cherry-picker bedecked with anti-government slogans was parked outside the gates of Leinster House.

The High Court has ordered the release of a man who was placed in custody this morning following a protest in which a cherry-picker bedecked with anti-government slogans was parked outside the gates of Leinster House.

Anglo protester Joe McNamara, who is charged with criminal damage to the gates of Leinster House, has had his bail revoked.

A lone protester was arrested today after he arrived at the gates of Leinster House in a crane to mark the start of Budget day.

A JUDGE has refused to strike out the case of a property developer charged with criminal damage after a concrete mixer truck was driven against the gates of Leinster House last September.

A judge has refused to strike out the case of a property developer charged with criminal damage after a concrete mixer truck was driven against the gates of Leinster House last September.

THE prompt, overly zealous legal processing of Joe McNamara for his ‘Cementgate’ protest outside the Dáil recently brings to mind that observant anonymous 19th century verse:

BROKE builder Joe McNamara told a Dublin court he was “exercising his constitutional right to protest” when he parked a 15-tonne cement truck at the gates of Leinster House on Wednesday.

A property developer was charged in court this morning with criminal damage after a concrete mixer truck was driven against the gates of Leinster House.

OVERWHELMING public support was expressed on the internet and airwaves for 41-year-old Joe McNamara, who was charged last night over an incident in which a 15-tonne cement mixing truck was parked outside the gates of Dáil Éireann as a protest against the bailing out of Anglo Irish Bank.

AFTERNOON naps taken by young children may give parents a welcome rest but could be harmful, say researchers.

Charlie Mulqueen concludes that the massive investment pumped into The Heritage at Killenard, Co Laois, will prove worthwhile.