Retirement home burglar to plead guilty

A burglar who targeted a retirement home for Presentation Brothers has indicated, through his solicitor, that he would be pleading guilty to the crime.

Sat, 10 Jun, 2017 - 01:00

Liam Heylin

John O’Shea, aged 52, of no fixed address, appeared by video link from prison at Cork District Court yesterday.

Inspector Brian O’Donovan said directions in the case were awaited from the DPP.

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Courts Place: Presentation Brothers Place: Maiville Terrace,Place: Evergreen Rd Place: Turner’s Cross,Place: Cork Person: John O’Shea Person: Inspector Person: Brian O’Donovan Person: Diarmuid Kelleher Person: O’Shea Person: David Waters Person: Stephen Fuller Person: Kelleher Person: Garda Fuller Organisation: Presentation Brothers Organisation: Cork District Court Organisation: DPP

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