Love Ulster 'riot' trial comes to an end

A Dublin man will be sentenced later for throwing missiles at gardaí during the Love Ulster Parade riots in the city centre two years ago.

Love Ulster 'riot' trial comes to an end
Thu, 07 Feb, 2008 - 13:13

A Dublin man will be sentenced later for throwing missiles at gardaí during the Love Ulster Parade riots in the city centre two years ago.

John O’Reilly (aged 31), with an address in Harcourt Street was found guilty of violent disorder on February 25, 2006 by a jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: UlsterPlace: DublinPlace: gardaíPlace: Harcourt StreetPlace: O’Connell StreetPlace: O’Connell BridgePlace: Store Street Garda StationPlace: Garda StationPerson: John O’ReillyPerson: Noel GavinPerson: GavinPerson: Roger SweetmanPerson: Martina BaxterPerson: Garda John O’SullivanPerson: O’ReillyPerson: John Quirke BLPerson: Garda O’SullivanPerson: Patrick McCartanEvent: LoveEvent: Love Ulster Parade riotsOrganisation: Circuit Criminal CourtOrganisation: FéinOrganisation: Fianna FáilOrganisation: RTÉ
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