Four charged with Franklin assault

Four men were arrested and charged today with assault causing serious harm to a Cork Institute of Technology student who has been on a life support machine since February last year.

Four charged with Franklin assault
Wed, 21 May, 2003 - 15:59

Four men were arrested and charged today with assault causing serious harm to a Cork Institute of Technology student who has been on a life support machine since February last year.

Denis Franklin (aged 21) of Pallasgreen, Co Limerick, was seriously injured in the early hours of February 27, 2002 at Kift's Lane on Grand Parade.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Pallasgreen, Co LimerickPlace: Kift's LanePlace: GrandPlace: Shamrock AvePlace: DouglasPlace: Leamlara Close,Place: TogherPlace: 22 Grangewood CourtPlace: WoodviewPlace: Togher Garda StationPerson: FranklinPerson: Denis FranklinPerson: Ian CroninPerson: Alan HartePerson: Robert CarlilePerson: William St LedgerPerson: Det SgtPerson: Mick FitzpatrickPerson: GardaPerson: Dan LanePerson: Det. Sgt.Person: FitzpatrickPerson: CadoganPerson: GardaíPerson: JudgePerson: Uinsin MacGruaircPerson: thePerson: Director of Public ProsecutionsEvent: paradeOrganisation: Cork Institute of TechnologyOrganisation: Cork District CourtOrganisation: Cork Circuit Criminal Court
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