Tension as arson charges are filed

TWO women shouted abuse at a man outside a court yesterday before he was charged with an arson attack on a family home.

Tension as arson charges are filed
Wed, 09 Apr, 2003 - 01:00
Tony Purcell

The 22-year-old man was accused of the attack on a house in which a mother and two children were seriously injured.

Yesterday, Patrick Slattery, of 15 Garryglass Avenue, Ballinacurra Weston, Limerick, appeared before Judge Tom O’Donnell at Limerick District Court.

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CourtsCrimePlace: 15 Garryglass Avenue, Ballinacurra WestonPlace: LimerickPlace: Roxboro StationPlace: 15 Lenihan Avenue, ProspectPlace: Dunboyne, Co MeathPlace: Lucan, Co DublinPerson: Patrick SlatteryPerson: JudgePerson: Tom O’DonnellPerson: Garda Michael MurphyPerson: SlatteryPerson: Sarah RyanPerson: Garda InspectorPerson: Patrick ConnollyPerson: Director of Public ProsecutionsPerson: Cormac O’KeeffePerson: Tomas O DulaingPerson: O DulaingPerson: ErcusPerson: Dónal Ó ConaillPerson: Tom MallonPerson: BLPerson: Tom Halpin BLPerson: Ó ConaillOrganisation: Limerick District CourtOrganisation: HenryOrganisation: StationOrganisation: GaelscoilOrganisation: Thulach na nÓgOrganisation: Employment Appeals TribunalOrganisation: Educate TogetherOrganisation: CatholicOrganisation: An Foras Patrunachta
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