Person: Tony Coffey

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<p>It was alleged that after 3am on November 30, the accused went to a side door of the Linen Weaver pub and he entered and stole three bottles of spirts valued €150. File picture: Denis Scannell</p>

court and crime

Man accused of burgling city centre pub and shop in Cork further remanded in custody

He is accused of breaking into the pub to steal drink and then forcing his way into a nearby store to steal beer

farming

What a wonderful world to be seen at the Charleville Show

news

‘You don’t want to work, you’d prefer to be robbing’

farming

Comic bachelors to shoot a movie at National Ploughing Championships

news

Livestock auction helps raise €120k for cancer centre

news

Tubridy beefs up the pot at charity auction

Under-fire McCarthy to face Limerick board as row rolls on

UNDER-FIRE Limerick manager Justin McCarthy will address tonight’s county board meeting in Ballyagran to discuss the controversy which has dogged Shannonside hurling for the past month.

Thu, 03 Dec, 2009

Contractor tells court that vehicle used for kidnapping was stolen from him at site

A building contractor has described how a black Jeep used to kidnap a family in a €2.28m robbery was stolen from him at a Malahide construction site.

Mon, 06 Jul, 2009

Waterford’s Walsh joins in condemnation of Rules ‘thuggery’

THE chairman of the West Waterford GAA Board last night joined the increasingly large number of people who want the International Rules series scrapped.

Fri, 09 Dec, 2005

Clubs paying price of county success

THE ever-increasing demands at county level are doing irreparable damage to club structures, according to the secretary of the West Waterford Board, Anthony Walsh.

Wed, 08 Dec, 2004

Body of missing woman found in car boot

GARDAÍ last night launched an investigation after the body of a woman was discovered in the boot of her car in Waterford city.

Thu, 02 Sep, 2004

Mullane fate remains undecided

THE FATE of Waterford All Star hurler John Mullane hung in the balance last night as County Board officials awaited a Croke Park communiqué concerning his availability for the August 8 All-Ireland semi-final.

Wed, 21 Jul, 2004