Community service for part in staged diamond robbery

A Dublin man has been ordered to carry out 90 hours community service for his role in a staged robbery of diamonds valued at almost €300,000.

Community service for part in staged diamond robbery
Mon, 19 Feb, 2007 - 14:55

A Dublin man has been ordered to carry out 90 hours community service for his role in a staged robbery of diamonds valued at almost €300,000.

Alan Dunne (aged 26) of The Heath Square, McKee Avenue, Finglas, pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to knowingly making false statements to gardaí intending to show that an offence had been committed on December 2, 2004.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: The Heath Square, McKee Avenue, FinglasPlace: Pinebrook LawnPlace: HartstownPlace: The Heath SquarePlace: McKee AvenuePlace: Upper Gardiner StreetPlace: Hartstown RoadPlace: Dorset StreetPerson: Alan DunnePerson: Katherine DelahuntPerson: Gerry CoatesPerson: Mark DunnePerson: FinglasPerson: thePerson: DelahuntPerson: GardaPerson: Declan BirchallPerson: Garrett Baker BLPerson: Mr SPerson: Mr GPerson: CoatesPerson: DunnesPerson: Det.Person: Gda BirchallPerson: DetPerson: Martin FloodPerson: DunnePerson: Diarmuid McGuinnessEvent: ChristmasOrganisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal CourtOrganisation: Dunnes
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