€4m damage chef to start drug rehab course

A young chef, who caused almost €4m damage when he burned Grainger’s public house and ‘Bed and Breakfast’ establishment in Baldoyle to the ground, will start a drug rehabilitation course next week.

A young chef, who caused almost €4m damage when he burned Grainger’s public house and ‘Bed and Breakfast’ establishment in Baldoyle to the ground, will start a drug rehabilitation course next week.

Gaven Kinsella will begin residential treatment in Coolmine Lodge next Tuesday after Judge Joseph Matthews said his urine analysis report was clean and adjourned the case until July 28 for mention to see how Kinsella was getting on in his course.

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