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Poor Box

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Charities benefit to the tune of €1.7m from court poor boxes

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Charities benefit to the tune of €1.7m from court poor boxes

Courts poor boxes paid out €1.7m to charities, hospitals and sporting organisations in 2018.

Court poor box paid €1.74m to charities last year

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Court poor box paid €1.74m to charities last year
Judges still free to choose who gets poor box funds

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Judges still free to choose who gets poor box funds
Poor box used 1,300 times in three years

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Poor box used 1,300 times in three years
Court Service figures - Use of the court ‘poor box’ a bit rich
Poor box monies totalled €1.5m last year; Almost €400,000 of total paid into Kerry District Court

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Poor box monies totalled €1.5m last year; Almost €400,000 of total paid into Kerry District Court
Local charities lose out in €2m court poor box payouts
Local charities lose out in €2m court poor box payouts

Overseas charities were the biggest recipients of the €2.18m paid by offenders to the court poor box, according to figures compiled by the Courts Service.

Tue, 11 Aug, 2015

Compensation offer won’t reduce prison terms for criminals

Courts will no longer be entitled to reduce prison sentences for criminal offenders if they offer financial compensation to the victims of their crimes.

Thu, 06 Feb, 2014

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