Nurse accused of assaulting six people after party

A psychiatric nurse has gone on trial accused of stabbing and assaulting six people after an 18th birthday party.

Nurse accused of assaulting six people after party
Wed, 06 Nov, 2013 - 00:00

Brian Quinn, aged 46, previously of Kiltipper in Tallaght, now living in Balbriggan, has pleaded not guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to intentionally or recklessly causing serious harm to James Toner Sr, Stephen Keogh, and Lee Harte on Oct 9, 2011, at Deer Park Avenue.

He pleaded not guilty to assault causing harm to Kurtis Lennon, James Toner Jr, and Robert Ryan. He pleaded not guilty to the production of a knife.

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CourtsPlace: TallaghtPlace: BalbrigganPlace: Deer Park AvenuePlace: Donaghmore ParkPerson: Brian QuinnPerson: James Toner SrPerson: Stephen KeoghPerson: Lee HartePerson: Kurtis LennonPerson: James Toner JrPerson: Robert RyanPerson: HartePerson: Paul CarrollPerson: QuinnPerson: TonerPerson: RyanPerson: GabriellePerson: RobertOrganisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal Court
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