Sentencing adjourned in brothel case

A Co Down man who admitted running a network of brothels in Dublin has had his sentencing adjourned until Friday.

Mon, 10 May, 2010 - 19:57

A Co Down man who admitted running a network of brothels in Dublin has had his sentencing adjourned until Friday.

Mark McCormick (aged 26) of Ballaghbeg Park, Newcastle, was described as being “at the top of the ladder” in an organised prostitution ring that spanned the breadth of Dublin city.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: Ballaghbeg Park, NewcastlePlace: Oldtown Road, AnnalongPlace: Bachelors WalkPlace: Herbert ParkPlace: Store StreetPlace: South Lotts RoadPlace: Dundalk Garda StationPerson: Mark McCormickPerson: McCormickPerson: Duane KillenPerson: Larry DugganPerson: Sean GuerinPerson: DetPerson: Gda DugganPerson: GuerinPerson: KillenPerson: Det Gda DugganPerson: GardaíPerson: Remy Farrell BLPerson: Tony HuntPerson: FarrellPerson: JudgePerson: HuntOrganisation: Co Down
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