Teen facing 19 charges to stay banned from Dublin city centre

A 13-year-old girl, who is facing 19 charges mostly for thefts, is to remain banned from Dublin city centre for the next six weeks.

Teen facing 19 charges to stay banned from Dublin city centre
Tue, 03 Feb, 2009 - 13:29

A 13-year-old girl, who is facing 19 charges mostly for thefts, is to remain banned from Dublin city centre for the next six weeks.

At the Dublin Children’s Court today, Judge Ann Ryan said she noted that social services had become involved with the girl, who was aged 12 when she was arrested for a litany of offences going back to last March.

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