Business student jailed for drunken assault

People who commit acts of extreme violence after consuming drink and drugs will be made accountable for their actions in the courts, a High Court judge warned today.

Business student jailed for drunken assault

People who commit acts of extreme violence after consuming drink and drugs will be made accountable for their actions in the courts, a High Court judge warned today.

Mr Justice Paul Carney made his comments as he jailed Dubliner Neal Barbour for 18 months for assaulting two men on the night Templeogue teenager Brian Mulvaney was beaten to death in March 2000.

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