Teen gets 11 years after burning man 'to the bone'

A teenager who set fire to his drinking companion and burned him "to the bone" has been sentenced to 11 years by Judge Frank O’Donnell at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Teen gets 11 years after burning man 'to the bone'
Tue, 18 Oct, 2005 - 15:01

A teenager who set fire to his drinking companion and burned him "to the bone" has been sentenced to 11 years by Judge Frank O’Donnell at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Blaine O’Mahony (aged 19) of Swan Grove, Rathmines, Dublin, also kicked another man unconscious and assaulted a third.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Swan Grove, Rathmines, DublinPlace: Lower Rathmines RoadPlace: Leinster Cricket ClubPlace: Camden Place, Dublin 2Place: Camden PlacePlace: HospitalPlace: RathminesPlace: Cricket GroundsPerson: JudgePerson: Frank O’DonnellPerson: Blaine O’MahonyPerson: O’DonnellPerson: O’MahonyPerson: Richard HandPerson: Damian MurphyPerson: Anthony HicksPerson: GardaPerson: Thomas GormleyPerson: Vincent HeneghanPerson: BLPerson: HandPerson: GardaíPerson: DetPerson: Gda GormleyPerson: HeneghanPerson: Jesus ChristPerson: Garda Brian SheeranPerson: Martina Baxter BLPerson: HicksPerson: Gda SheeranPerson: Hicks’Person: SheeranPerson: Caroline BiggsPerson: Garda Paul O’HaraPerson: BaxterPerson: MurphyOrganisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal Court
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