Two remanded over aggravated burglaries

TWO men were remanded in custody last night after being charged in connection with two weekend burglaries in which one man was tied up and another attacked.

Two remanded over aggravated burglaries
Mon, 27 Apr, 2009 - 01:00
Eoin English

Kevin Bulman, aged 19, from 78 Blackwater Heights, Youghal, Co Cork, and David Stephens, aged 22, from 9 Sarsfields Terrace, also in Youghal, were brought before a special sitting of Youghal District Court.

After an hour-long hearing, they were both remanded in custody to appear before Youghal District Court again on Friday.

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