Teen convicted of three burglaries in one hour

A 14-year-old boy was today convicted of taking part in three burglaries within the space of an hour, less than two months after he was put into a juvenile detention centre.

Teen convicted of three burglaries in one hour
Tue, 07 Sep, 2004 - 19:04

A 14-year-old boy was today convicted of taking part in three burglaries within the space of an hour, less than two months after he was put into a juvenile detention centre.

Dublin Children’s Court heard that the 14-year-old boy had pleaded guilty to taking part in the burglaries in Terenure on February 6, 2004.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: TerenurePlace: Sundrive RoadPlace: Melvin RoadPlace: Harold’s CrossPlace: LeitrimPlace: ClarePlace: MayoPlace: Finglas Children’s CentrePlace: Carrick-on-Person: Garda Kelly DuttonPerson: Angela Ní ChonduinPerson: Garda DuttonPerson: JudgePerson: Ni ChonduinPerson: Sarah MolloyPerson: GardaíOrganisation: Dublin Children’s CourtOrganisation: Clare District CourtOrganisation: District CourtOrganisation: Ballinrobe District CourtOrganisation: Finglas Children’s Centre
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