Two charged over Kerry post office raid

Two men will appear in court again this Thursday after being charged over the weekend in connection with an armed raid on a Co Kerry post office last week.

Mon, 08 Aug, 2016 - 01:00

The pair were remanded in custody from a special sitting of Killarney District Court on Saturday, where each faced four charges.

The accused are Marcus O’Rourke, aged 46, from Rathanane, Kilcummin, Co Kerry, and Brian O’Sullivan, aged 32, from Coolies, Muckross.

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court Place: Kerry Place: Rathanane Place: Kilcummin Place: Coolies Place: Muckross Place: Kill Place: Kilgobnet Place: Killarney Garda Station Person: Marcus O’Rourke Person: Brian O’Sullivan Person: James O’Connor Person: Gardaí Organisation: Killarney District Court Organisation: Waterville Post Office Organisation: Mazda Organisation: Tralee District Court

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