Man denies causing serious harm to Dennehy in assault

A MIDDLE-AGED man yesterday denied a charge of assault causing serious harm to former Republic of Ireland soccer international Miah Dennehy last summer.

Man denies causing serious harm to Dennehy in assault
Wed, 06 Feb, 2008 - 00:00

Mr Dennehy was in a critical condition in hospital for several weeks following an assault last August.

He sustained serious head injuries and spent five weeks in a coma in intensive care at Cork University Hospital.

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CourtsCrimePlace: Republic of IrelandPlace: Dun LaoghairePlace: Avonmore Park, Mayfield,Place: Fob and Gill pubPlace: MayfieldPerson: DennehyPerson: Miah DennehyPerson: David NaughtonPerson: Sean O’ReganPerson: NaughtonPerson: SgtPerson: O’ReganPerson: InspectorPerson: Pat LehanePerson: Director of Public ProsecutionsPerson: Con O’LearyPerson: Graham HydeEvent: FAI Cup finalOrganisation: Cork University HospitalOrganisation: Cork District CourtOrganisation: Cork Circuit Criminal CourtOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: Cork HiberniansOrganisation: Waterford
<p>Sentencing was adjourned until October 8 for the judge to consider the ramifications of applying the Probation Act. Judge Hughes also asked prosecuting counsel John Griffin to provide clarity on that issue and how it would impact Garda vetting. File picture: Derick Hudson</p>

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